Classical Languages Minor

Overview

Students pursuing a minor in Classical Languages study Latin or Greek or both languages. Five courses need to be taken with a grade of “C” or better (including the 101 level, if necessary for the student). At least three courses must be taken in sequence in either Greek or Latin (GK101, GK102, GK201, GK202, OR LA101, LA102, LA201, LA202). The remaining two courses can be 1) two introductory courses (101 and 102) in the other language, or 2) continuing language classes in the same language (GK301 and above or LA301 and above, as Directed Studies), or 3) one 300 level language course and one approved course from another department (listed below), which feature Greek or Latin-writing authors (of any period) in translation, and in which the student accomplishes an additional, specially approved project, to the satisfaction of the Program Director.

For French, German and Spanish, see under MODERN LANGUAGES MINOR. For more classes related to the area of Christian and Classical Letters, see under “Additional Courses:” CL101 “Classical Mythology” and CL102 “Classical Word Origins." These courses do not count toward the classical languages minor at this time. It is the student’s responsibility to see that all degree requirements for graduation are fulfilled. Students wishing to receive Classical Languages Minor credit for any non-language courses listed must complete, to the satisfaction of the Program Director, a special classical language assignment pertaining to the material of the course, requiring at least ten hours of separate study.

Curriculum Requirements

Total Credits Required: 15

Minor Program Requirements

Introductory Level (6 hours)

LA101Fundamentals of the Latin Language - Level I

3

And

LA102Fundamentals of the Latin Language - Level 2

3

 

Or

 

GK101Fundamentals of the Greek Language - Level 1

3

And

GK102Fundamentals of the Greek Language - Level 2

3

Intermediate Level (6 hours)

LA201Fundamentals of the Latin Language - Level 3

3

And

LA202Fundamentals of the Latin Language - Level 4

3

 

Or

 

GK201Fundamentals of the Greek Language - Level 3

3

And

GK202Fundamentals of the Greek Language - Level 4

3

Additional Language or Translation Studies 3 hours from approved options below

EN403Medieval Literature

3

HI350History of the Benedictine Tradition

3

HI355The Vikings

3

HI360The Crusades

3

HO204Greek Tragedy

3

HO205Greek Histories

3

HO307Great Text Mdrn Science and Philo

3

PO401/PH401Classical Political Thought

3

PO402Medieval Political Thought

3

TH358Major Figures in Theology

3