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The Classical Studies Major offers two distinct pathways: Classical Language and Classical Cultures. The Language track focuses on exploring antiquity through Latin and Greek, whereas the Cultures track highlights the interdisciplinary nature of Classical Studies, incorporating ancient literature, art, performance, science, and other fields.
These pathways aim to guide your academic focus while maintaining flexibility - students in the Cultures track can still enroll in language courses, and Language track students are both encouraged and expected to participate in non-language coursework.
Key consideration: Prospective graduate students in Classical Studies or Ancient History should note that most programs mandate a minimum of three years' study in both Greek and Latin. If considering advanced study in these areas, consult your advisor early in your academic journey.