Latin Minor

The Minor in Latin is an 18 credit program available to undergraduate students from any major.  Students achieve advanced reading proficiency in Latin, the language of the ancient Romans, foundational to the development, and our understanding, of western civilization, and have the opportunity to sample a wide range of Latin literary texts.

Program Requirements

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Select 18 credits from the following:		18
LATN 101	Beginning Latin I
LATN 102	Beginning Latin II
LATN 150	Intensive Beginning Latin
LATN 205	Intermediate Latin I
LATN 206	Intermediate Latin II
LATN 301	Latin Literature of the Republic
LATN 302	Latin Literature of the Golden Age
LATN 303	Latin Literature of the Silver Age
LATN 304	Latin Literature of the Middle Ages
LATN 401	Latin Composition
LATN 410	Advanced Latin Grammar
LATN 411	Roman Letter Writing
LATN 412	Roman Drama
LATN 414	Roman Lyric Poetry
LATN 415	Roman Biography
LATN 419	Methods of Teaching Latin
LATN 445	Linguistic History of the Latin Language
LATN 451	Roman Historians
LATN 453	The Epic and Vergil
LATN 454	Lucretius and Ancient Science
LATN 455	Ovid
LATN 461	Caesar: End of the Republic
LATN 462	Roman Satire
LATN 464	The Elegy
LATN 470	Senior Seminar
LATN 475	Study Abroad
LATN 478	Special Topics in Advanced Latin Readings
LATN 484	Cicero: Ancient Philosophy
Total Credits		18