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The Bachelor of Arts in Classics provides students with comprehensive knowledge of Ancient Greek and Roman culture, history, literature, and intellectual achievements, spanning from the Bronze Age to the early Medieval period.
By examining these civilizations' historical and literary works, students will enhance their analytical reading, writing, and reasoning abilities while gaining insight into how foundational Western ideas like rational thought and democratic governance originated in classical times.
The Classical Civilization concentration emphasizes the historical, philosophical, and archaeological aspects of Greek and Roman societies. Language requirements may be satisfied through either classical or contemporary language studies.
Pursuing a Classics degree demonstrates dedication to rigorous academic exploration and serves as strong preparation for professional paths in law, business, consulting, government, and education. Students aiming for medical or financial careers will discover that Classics pairs well with prerequisite coursework for these disciplines.