Latin, B.A.

at least five of the following courses:

• LTN-331 Literature of the Roman Republic
• LTN-332 Literature of the Augustan Age
• LTN-333 Literature of the Roman Empire
• LTN-334 Literature of the Late Antique and Medieval Period
• LTN-335 Studies in Advanced Latin
• LTN-401 Latin Prose Composition
• LTN-504 Directed Independent Study

and up to three classics courses may also contribute to the major:

• CLS-111 Introduction to Classics
• CLS-120 Mythology
• CLS-211 Classical Archaeology
• CLS-221 Roman Civilization
• CLS-220 Greek Civilization
• CLS-231 Reading Latin Literature
• CLS-230 Reading Greek Literature
• CLS-320 Travel Study in Classical Civilizations
• CLS-504 Directed Independent Study

Teaching licensure eligibility

The teaching internship required for licensure will be completed on a post-baccalaureate, graduate credit basis, with the student becoming eligible for a teaching license at the end of fall term following graduation. Consult with Education section of this catalog for specific requirements for admission to the licensure program and other pertinent information.