Classical Languages Major Integrated with English

Major Requirements 1
Select 24 hours (including capstone) from the following classical languages courses:
GREK/LATN/HEBR: 101, 102, 201 Elementary Greek/Latin/Hebrew I-II, Intermediate Greek/Latin/Hebrew (12 hrs) or LATN 103, LATN 201 Accelerated Elementary Latin, Intermediate Latin (8 hrs)12
Select 8 upper-division hrs (excludes CLAL 494) in one Classical language8
CLAL 494Senior Capstone4
Complete 16 credits of required courses in the companion discipline (see list) 216
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At least 8 of the 24 Classical Languages hours must be HEBR, GREK, or LATN upper division (300/400-level). Students with beginning to intermediate knowledge of one of these classical languages prior to matriculation may substitute for those hours the equivalent number of hours in any other HEBR/GREK/LATN courses for a total of 24 Classical Languages hours. Students who choose to take LATN 103 in place of LATN 101 and 102 will need to complete an additional 4 hours in any other HEBR/GREK/LATN course to reach the total of 24 Classical Languages hours. All Classical Languages hours must be completed in residence.

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For the college's double-counting policy, please see the Curriculum Overlap section of the Academic Information page in this catalog.

Approved ENGL classes (16 hours required)

The following bridge course is required:
ENGL 215Classical and Early British Literature4
Select 12 hrs from the following:12
ENGL 331Medieval Literature4
ENGL 336The English Renaissance4
ENGL 337Seventeenth-Century English Literature4
ENGL 361Victorian Literature4
ENGL 437Literary Theory and Criticism4
These courses may count when they are on authors or topics that are substantially on the legacy of classical literature. Normally, all courses offered as part of Wheaton in England would qualify:
ENGL 433
Varied Literary Topics