Required Credit Hours: 39

Major Computing Requirement:

Fulfilled during the completion of projects for the Classical Studies Capstone.

Major Writing Requirement:

Fulfilled during the completion of projects for the Classical Studies Capstone.

COLL 400

Any of the options listed below under the Classical Studies Capstone section will fulfill the COLL 400 requirement.

Core Requirements (6 credits):

• Select one course from:

• CLCV 207 - Greek Civilization Credits: (3)
• CLCV 217 - Greek Archaeology and Art Credits: (3)
• CLCV 227 - History of Ancient Greece Credits: (3)

• Select one course from:

• CLCV 208 - Roman Civilization Credits: (3)
• CLCV 218 - Roman Archaeology and Art Credits: (3)
• CLCV 228 - History of Ancient Rome Credits: (3)

Area Requirements (6 credits):

Choose one course from the approved list below in each of the following areas.  A course listed in two categories may satisfy the requirement in either of the categories, but not in both.  Also, a course used to satisfy the core requirements or the capstone requirement may not also be counted as satisfying an area requirement.

Additional Area Requirement Courses:

• CLCV 315 - Women in Antiquity Credits: (3)
• CLCV 342 - Pompeii and Herculaneum Credits: (3)
• CLCV 350 - Greek Religion Credits: (3)
• CLCV 351 - Roman Religion Credits: (3)
• CLCV 352 - Classical Athens Credits: (3)
• CLCV 409 - Magic and the Supernatural in the Ancient World Credits: (3)
• CLCV 412 - Food and Drink in the Ancient World Credits: (3)

Classical Studies Capstone (3 credits)

The Capstone requirement may be fulfilled by either of the following:

• CLCV 400 - Classical Studies Seminar Credits: (3)
• CLCV 401 - Classical Studies Colloquium Credits: (1)

• CLCV 401 in conjunction with a course of 3 or more credits specifically approved for this purpose, taken either prior to or concurrently with CLCV 401. Typically, the list of approved courses will consist of most 300- and 400-level courses offered in CLCV, GREK, HEBR, or LATN, including honors in Classical Studies (CLCV, GREK, or LATN 496), as well as other courses of 3 credits or more specifically approved for this purpose by the chair of Classical Studies.  Also eligible, with the approval of the chair, are interdisciplinary honors courses and interdisciplinary COLL 400 courses with significant Classical Studies content.  Courses applied to the capstone requirement in this manner may not be counted toward fulfilling other requirements for the major.