The Classics Department offers minors in four areas: Greek Language, Latin Language, Classical Civilization, and Classical Archaeology. Each is designed to acquaint the student with an important and interesting facet of Greek and Roman culture. The Classics Minors are useful and enjoyable, and they give the student a sound foundation in the chosen specialty. They also offer an easy transition from the Classics Minor to the Classics Major, and provide a good complement to many other majors not only in the humanities but also in the sciences.

Students interested in a classics minor should consult with the Chief Undergraduate Advisor.

The Greek Minor: at least 18 credits, to include Greek 126-246, Greek 310 or 320, and Classics 100 or 200.

The Latin Minor: at least 18 credits, to include Latin 110-240 or Latin 126-246, Latin 310 or 320, and Classics 102 or 202

The Classical Civilization Minor: at least 18 credits, to include either Classics 100, 102, 200 or 202 (all are recommended), and any other Classics courses the student wishes. It is also possible to include Greek and Latin courses in the minor.

The Classical Archaeology Minor:  at least 18 credits, to include Classics 103, one basic civilization course (Classics 100, 102, 200, 202 or 224), and either Classics 300 or 301. Students must also take three other Classics Archaeology courses numbered 300 or higher.

Students wishing to transfer credits from other institutions to meet the requirements for a minor at the University, to substitute equivalent courses, to obtain an authorizing signature, or simply to get information about a minor, should consult the Chief Undergraduate Advisor, tel. (413) 545-0512.