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The legacy of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations profoundly shapes our modern values, thought processes, and intellectual inquiries. These foundational cultures form the bedrock of liberal arts education. Through the Classics Department, students can explore the languages, literary works, cultural traditions, and enduring impact of classical antiquity. Introductory courses cover diverse subjects like mythological traditions, legal systems, religious practices, gender roles in ancient societies, and translated works of Greek and Roman literature. Many require no prior coursework, with several satisfying Emory College's core curriculum needs. For language enthusiasts, Greek and Latin instruction spans all proficiency levels through both traditional classes and personalized tutoring. The department provides multiple major options, two minor programs, and interdisciplinary combined majors. Those wishing to examine Greco-Roman civilizations within broader Mediterranean contexts should explore the Ancient Mediterranean Studies program, where Classics faculty play key roles.
Official high school transcripts
A score of 100 on the internet-based TOEFL and an overall band score of 7.5 on the IELTS is expected
Application Deadlines:
Early Decision I: November 1
Early Decision II January 1
Regular Decision January 1