• Read, comprehend and comment insightfully and critically on texts in Latin;
• Demonstrate translating skills by parsing words accurately using knowledge of Latin and English grammar and syntax;
• Express knowledge of the genre of the works being translated;
• Apply critical analysis and interpretive skills to Latin literature and the society that produced it;
• Engage in rational, civil discourse about complex topics in a manner respectful of others.

1. ENGLISH COMPOSITION
   (only 6 hours ENG 110, 111, 112 will apply toward graduation)
   • ENG 110/111 OR
   • ENG 112
2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE
   (courses used for the foreign languages requirement may not be used for major or minor requirements)
   • 101
   • 102
   • 201
   • 202/212
3. SCIENCE AND MATH
   Natural Sciences
   
   Mathematics: (1 of the following):
   1. 3.5 yrs h.s. (including trig) OR
   2. 3 yrs h.s. & CS 100 or CS 101 OR
   3. 1 of MATH 115, 126, 128, 129, 130 OR
   4. MATH 111 or 120 and
   5. CS 100, 101, or PHIL 103
4. SOCIAL SCIENCES
   (6 courses; 3 different depts., 3 courses must be from 1 dept.,)
5. ARTS & HUMANITIES
   • Literature LAT _____
   • Fine Arts
   • (3 additional courses from at least 2 departments)

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

• 2 Natural Science
• 2 Social Science
• 2 Arts & Humanities
• International Perspective
• Cultural Diversity in U.S

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
(21 hours beyond Latin 202)
No more than 6 hours from any CLCV courses

MINOR REQUIREMENTS
(12 hours beyond Latin 202)
No more than 3 hours from any CLCV courses
(no course used in major may be used)

ELECTIVES AND NON-CREDIT COURSES
To be chosen by student