The following classes are required for a major in Classical Studies:

CLS 301 Greek Civilization
CLS 302 Roman Civilization
CLS 401 Greek Literature in Translation
CLS 402 Roman Literature in Translation

The student majoring in Classical Studies must have a concentration in either Greek or Latin and must take 14 additional credit hours beyond the level of Classical Studies 201-202.

Students concentrating in one classical language may substitute up to 12 hours of course work in the other, with elementary courses in the second classical language also counting towards the major.

Courses offered by other departments may be counted toward the major with the approval of the chairman of the Classical Studies Department, such as PHL 211.

Students who major in classical studies are required to pass a comprehensive examination during the senior year. Students who have at least a 3.400 grade-point average in their Classical Studies major and perform at honors level on the comprehensive examination will graduate with honors in Classical Studies.