Explore the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome. Immerse yourself in the literature, history, mythology, and art of these cultures or develop skills in Latin and ancient Greek. You will build cultural literacy along with research, communication, and critical thinking skills, which can be applied to virtually any career. To deepen your experience, consider a study abroad trip to explore archaeological sites and landscapes firsthand. In the Classical Studies program, you will unlock the secrets of ancient civilizations while developing a profound appreciation for their lasting impact on Western culture.
Career options
- Archaeologist
- Museum Curator
- Legal Professional
- Educator/Professor
- Researcher/Historian
- Cultural Heritage Specialist
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Admission Deadlines
Application Type | application Deadline |
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early decision | November 15 |
early action | December 01 |
regular decision | February 01 |