Course variations

Course summary

This program is for students who seek a wide-ranging education in the liberal arts. Thirty (30) semester hours are required for the major in Classical Civilization. CLA 2010 is strongly recommended. CLA 4935r or an equivalent 4000 level course chosen in consultation with the Director of Undergraduate Studies is required of all students. All remaining courses should be chosen in consultation with the Director of Undergraduate Studies.

Program modules

The modules are ARH 2090 Great Discoveries in World Archaeology (3), ARH 3130 Survey of Greek Art and Archaeology (3), ARH 3150.Art and Archaeology of Ancient Italy (3), ARH 4110.Art and Archaeology of the Bronze Age in the Aegean (3), ARH 4118.Archaeology of Ancient Egypt (3), ARH 4120.Etruscan Art and Archaeology (3), ARH 4131 Greek Art and Archaeology of the Fifth and Fourth Centuries B.C. (3), ARH 4151.Art and Archaeology of the Early Roman Empire (3), ARH 4154.Archaeology of the Late Roman Empire (3), ARH 4173r.Studies in Classical Archaeology and Art (3–9), ARH 4932r.Tutorial in Classical Archaeology (1–3), ASH 3200.History of the Ancient Near East (3), CLA 2010.Introduction to Greek and Roman Civilization (3), CLA 2110.The Greek Way: Introduction to Greek Civilization (3), CLA 2123.The Roman Way: Introduction to Roman Civilization (3), CLA 2500.Ancient Greek Athletics (3), CLA 2810.Discovery of Nature: Ancient Science (3), CLA 3012.Homosexuality in Antiquity (3), CLA 3430.History of Ancient Greece (3), CLA 3440.History of Ancient Rome (3), CLA 3501.Gender and Society in Ancient Greece (3), CLA 3502.Women, Children, and Slaves in Ancient Rome: The Roman Family (3), CLA 4151 Pompeii (3), CLA 4437r Studies in Greek History (3), CLA 4447r Studies in Roman History (3), CLA 4780 Classical Archaeology: Fieldwork (1–6), CLA 4909r Honors Work (1–6), CLA 4930r Special Topics in Classics (3–9), CLA 4935r.Seminar in Classical Civilization (3–6), CLT 2044.Word Building: Greek and Latin Elements in the English Vocabulary (3), CLT 3370.Classical Mythology (3), CLT 3378. Ancient Mythology, East and West (3), CLT 4291.Greek Tragedy (3), CLT 4340.Greek and Roman Epic (3), CLT 4372r.Studies in Ancient Mythology (3), CLT 4905r.Directed Individual Study (1–4), EUH 4401.Classical Athens and Sparta (3), EUH 4408. The Age of Alexander the Great (3), EUH 4412.The Roman Republic (3), EUH 4413.The Roman Empire (3), GRE 1120, 1121. Beginning Greek I, II (4, 4), GRE 2220.Introduction to Greek Literature (4), GRW 3104r.Readings in Greek Literature (3), GRW 4210r.Greek Prose Writers (3), GRW 4301r.Greek Drama (3), GRW 4340r.Greek Poetry (3), GRW 4500r.Greek Philosophical Writings (3), GRW 4905r.Directed Individual Study (1–4), LAT 1120, 1121. Beginning Latin I, II (4, 4), LAT 2220.Introduction to Latin Literature (4), LNW 3211r.Readings in Latin Prose (3–6), LNW 3323r.Readings in Latin Poetry (3–6), LNW 4313.Plautus and Terence (3)LNW 4320r.Roman Lyric, Elegiac, and Pastoral Poetry (3), LNW 4340r.Roman Epic (3), LNW 4360r.Roman Satire (3), LNW 4380r.The Roman Historians and Cicero (3), LNW 4905r.Directed Individual Study (1–4), LNW 4999r.Tutorial in Latin (1–3).

Entry requirement for international students

Students must have graduated from a regionally accredited high school with certain academic units such as 4 units of English, 3 units of mathematics, natural science, social science and 2 sequential units of the same foreign language with a minimum cumulative grade point average in those academic units and present at least a B+ average in all academic subjects. They should possess the minimum critical reading score of 500 on the SAT, or 21 on the ACT English and 22 on the ACT reading, and a minimum math score of 500 on the SAT or 21 on the ACT and have a minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA in 6 semesters hours of approved college-level English and mathematics. Applicants whose native language is not in English and who have not studied in an English-speaking country for at least one academic year must have the minimum score of 550 on the paper-based test, 213 on the computer-based test, or 80 on the internet-based test is required for admission.

Qualification

Bachelor degree

Awarding body

Florida State University

Department name

College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Classics