Major Requirements

The requirements for a major in Greek and Roman Studies are 32-44 credits:

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Greek and Roman Studies Courses
COM 111	Introduction to Communication Studies 1	4
REL 200	Christianity and Religious Diversity 2	4
One course in Philosophy 3		4
Language Courses
Select one of the following language course pairs:		8
LAT 111 & LAT 112	Fundamentals of Latin I and Fundamentals of Latin II
GRK 211 & GRK 212	Beginning Greek I and Beginning Greek II
Additional Courses
Select an additional 24 credits from the following: 4		24
COM 317	Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
GRS 110	Classical Literature in Translation
GRS 120	Greek and Roman Mythology in Art and Literature
GRS 310	Behind Closed Doors: Ancient Gender and Sexuality
GRS 320	Black America and the Classical Tradition
GRS 380	Special Topics
GRS 390	Academic Internship
GRS 480	Independent Study
GRS 487	Directed Research
HART 155	History in Art I: Origins to the Early Renaissance
HIST 131	European History in Perspective to 1500
HIST 301	Greece and the Ancient Near East
HIST 302	Rome: Republic and Empire
LAT 480	Independent Study
PHIL 311	Ancient Philosophy
REL 370	Religion in a Global Context
Total Hours		44

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4 credits if COM 317 Rhetorical Theory and Criticism is taken for the major

²

4 credits if REL 370 Religion in a Global Context is taken

³

4 credits if PHIL 311 Ancient Philosophy is taken

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Other courses, including first-year seminars, online courses, PEAK experiences, and international study may also qualify with approval of the Greek and Roman Studies department.

Degree and Graduation Requirements
In addition to the program-specific requirements listed above, all students must complete the graduation requirements specified for their degree.  See the Degree and Graduation Requirements section for more information.