THE UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND
2015-2016 CURRICULUM GUIDE
CLASSICS: CLASSICAL STUDIES
DEGREE: BA
CONTACT PERSON: AISLINN MELCHIOR
A suggested four-year program:
Fall Semester Classes
Spring Semester Classes
Freshman
Units
Units
SSI1
1
SSI2
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Approaches core
1
Approaches core
1
Greek or Latin 101 (FL)1
1
Greek or Latin 102 (FL)1
1
Sophomore
Units
Greek or Latin 201
1
Units
1
CLSC 211 or 212 (HM core)
1
CLSC 200, 201, 210 or 231
1
Approaches core
1
Approaches core
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Junior
Units
CLSC Elective 1
2
Units
2
1
CLSC Elective 2 (299+ level)
ART 360 or 361 or CLSC 280
1
CN core3
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Senior
Units
4
1
Units
CLSC 490
1
Elective
1
CLSC Elective 3 (299+ level)2
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Elective
1
Puget Sound requires a total of 32 units to graduate.
NOTES:
1) Three courses in classical language are required, but students with appropriate background may begin at a higher level.
2) Three courses in Greek or Latin, or from the following list, two of which must be at the 299+ level: ART 360, 361; CLSC 200, 201,
210, 211, 212, 231, 280, 304, 308, 309, 310, 311, 318, 325, 330, 375, 390; CONN 315; HUM 210; PHIL 215, 361; PHYS 299; PG 340.
At least five units in the major must be completed at Puget Sound.
3) Of the three units of upper division coursework required outside the first major, the Connections course will count for one unless it is
used to meet a major requirement.
4) CLSC 490 to be taken after both the required 200-level Classical Civilization courses and Greek or Latin 201(or their equivalents) have
been completed. In the semester prior to registration for CLSC 490, students must complete a Thesis Proposal Form and submit it for
approval to their thesis advisor and the Classics Chair. For more information on the thesis and the approval process, contact the Classics
Chair.
THE UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND
COURSE CHECKLIST
CLASSICS: CLASSICAL STUDIES
CORE CURRICULUM
UNIVERSITY CORE
CRS
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
TERM GRADE
COURSE
SSI1
CLSC 200, 201, 210, or 231
SSI2
CLSC 211 or 212
AR
ART 360 or 361 or CLSC 280
HM (CLSC 211, 212)
Greek or Latin course 1*
MA
Greek or Latin course 2*
NS (PHYS 299)
Greek or Latin course 3*
UNITS TERM GRADE
SL
CN
CLSC elective 1**
CLSC elective 2 (299+ level)
KEY
SSI1= Seminar in Scholarly Inquiry1
SSI2= Seminar in Scholarly Inquiry2
AR= Artistic Approaches
HM= Humanistic Approaches
MA= Mathematical Approaches
NS= Natural Scientific Approaches
SL= Social Scientific Approaches
CN= Connections
FL= Foreign Language
CLSC elective 3 (299+ level)
CLSC 490—Senior Thesis***
Foreign Language Requirement**** (circle one)
1) Two semesters at 101/102 level or One semester at 200+ level
2) Proficiency exam (3rd high school level or 1st year college
level)
3) AP foreign language score of 4 or 5
4) IB higher level foreign language score of 5, 6, or 7
THIS FORM IS
NOT AN
OFFICIAL GRADUATION ANALYSIS
Upper Division Level Requirement
Three units at the upper division level outside the first major.
KNOWledge, Identity, and Power Requirement
One course. See Bulletin for details. Courses may also fulfill other
program or graduation requirements.
NOTES
* Three courses in either Greek or Latin language, at any level.
**
Three courses in Greek or Latin, or from the following list, two of which must be at the 299+ level: ART 360, 361; CLSC 200,
201, 210, 211, 212, 231, 280, 304, 308, 309, 310, 311, 318, 325, 330, 375, 390; CONN 315; HUM 210; PHIL 215, 361; PHYS 299; PG
340. At least five units in the major must be completed at Puget Sound.
***CLSC 490 to be taken after both the required 200-level Classical Civilization courses and Greek or Latin 201(or their equivalents)
have been completed. In the semester prior to registration for CLSC 490, students must complete a Thesis Proposal Form and submit it
for approval to their thesis advisor and the Classics Chair. For more information on the thesis and the approval process, contact the
Classics Chair.
Majors may meet no more than one unit of their Classical Studies requirements with coursework from a minor or second major. Majors
may satisfy no more than one Classical Studies requirement with courses from the university core.