Classics Minor: Classical Studies Emphasis

3 hours from Greek or Latin language courses at the 200-400 level:

• Greek choices

• CLAS 211 - Intermediate Greek I (3)
• CLAS 320 - New Testament Greek (3)
• CLAS 330 - Attic Orators (3)
• CLAS 340 - Homer (3)
• CLAS 400 - Hellenic Historians (3)
• CLAS 410 - Plato’s Middle Dialogues (3)
• CLAS 450 - Attic Tragedy (3)
• CLAS 460 - Attic Comedy (3)

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  Latin choices

• CLAS 212 - Intermediate Latin (3)
• CLAS 313 - Ovid (3)
• CLAS 332 - Roman Love Poetry (3)
• CLAS 352 - Cicero (3)
• CLAS 412 - Roman Historians (3)
• CLAS 422 - Roman Didactic Poetry (3)
• CLAS 432 - Virgil: Aeneid (3)
• CLAS 452 - Horace (3)
• CLAS 462 - Roman Satire (3)

Three courses from the listing of Classical Civilization courses:

• CLAS 250 - Mythology (3)
• CLAS 315 - Greek Art (ARTH 311) (4)
• CLAS 316 - Roman Art (ARTH 312) (4)
• CLAS 322 - World Archaeology and Culture (ANTH 322) (ARTH 322) (4)
• CLAS 343 - Greek History (3)
• CLAS 344 - The Roman Republic (3)
• CLAS 345 - The Roman Empire (3)
• CLAS 350 - Women in Antiquity (3)
• CLAS 354 - Greek and Roman Religion (RELS 354) (4)
• CLAS 356 - Ancient Sexuality (4)
• CLAS 383 - Archaeology (4)
• CLAS 393 - Epic and Tragedy (3)

Capstone:

• CLAS 498 - Senior Capstone: Classics in Translation (3)

Additional Information

University-wide minimum requirements for a minor: 1) one-half of the hours required for a minor must be completed in residence at UNC Asheville, to include at least 6 hours at the 300-400 level; 2) students must have a cumulative grade-point-average of at least 2.0 on minor courses taken at UNC Asheville.