408 Bachelor's degrees in Classics in North America

The University of Massachusetts Boston offers a major and minor in Classical Languages, the combined study of Latin and Ancient Greek language and literature.

Boston University's Department of Classical Studies offers a BA/MA program leading to the Bachelor of Arts (BA) and the Master of Arts (MA)

The Modern and Classical Languages, Literature and Cultures BA/BS program offered at University of Kentucky advances the study of languages and cultures around the world. Students develop advanced proficiency in Arabic, Chinese, Classical Greek, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, and/or Russian while studying the art, culture, film, folklore, literature, music, mythology, religion, theatre.

Classics from Texas A&M University enables students to receive a solid foundation in their major field through courses in Greek and/or Latin languages, seminars that emphasize inquiry and research skills, research hours that focus on writing skills, and upper-level courses in classical studies.

The Classical Studies program at Wichita State University allows you to focus your studies in multiple areas of interest, equipping you with skills and knowledge tailored to your career goals or graduate school plans.

Modern and Classical Languages is offered by Niagara University. Modern and Classical Languages program enriches your personal life, expands the range of professional opportunities open to you and increases your power to act as a citizen of the world. 

Develop the critical thinking, writing, analysis and interpretation skills that are foundational for leadership positions in a wide variety of careers through a degree in Classical Studies at DePauw University.

The  Denison University's Department of Classical Studies offers courses in the languages, histories, and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome in the context of the broader ancient Mediterranean world.

Wheaton College Illinois' Modern and Classical Languages - Latin study equips students to do so especially well by challenging them to master a language, to ask significant questions and seek answers, to develop original ideas, and to become intellectually self-motivated, life-long learners and servants of Christ.

The mission of the Classics Program from the Benedictine College is to develop proficient readers and translators of Latin and/or Greek. Learners will also demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of the history, culture, and literature of the ancient world and their contribution to our world today.

The Program in Classical and Medieval Studies at Bates College combines a uniquely interdisciplinary study of cultural history with an emphasis on empowering students to read and interrogate texts in the relevant ancient languages.

As an Classical Languages Greek major at Saint Mary's College of California, you will work closely with your professors, reading, contemplating and writing about the principal genres of literature and the related medium of film. 

The Classics programme is offered by Saint Olaf College. Classics is the study of the Greeks and Romans—especially their languages (Greek and Latin)—and their interactions with other cultures, from prehistoric through medieval times.  

The Bachelor of Classics degree offered by Harvard University is designed for adult professionals with years of work experience who wish to complete their degrees part time, both on campus and online. The typical student is 30 years old, has previously completed one or two years of college, and works full time. 

The Classics-Classical Humanities Major is offered by San Diego State University. Classics is the study of the languages, literatures, and civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome. These are the oldest European and American traditions of the humanities and the liberal arts.

The B.A. in Classical Studies- Classical Languages and Literature at the University of Pennsylvania offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient Greek and Roman civilisations. This full-time programme focuses on linguistic mastery and literary analysis, delivered through a public study mode over a four-year duration.

Are you intrigued by classical myth, Greek tragedy, or the Roman Empire? Do you enjoy studying ancient history, languages, and cultural traditions? If so, join the professors in the Classical Civilization program at Colby College in examining the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome and their impact on our world.

The Classical Studies program from Langara College covers a wide variety of approaches to the worlds of Greece and Rome. 

The Latin Education program of Hope College involves asking questions of various kinds of evidence and using answers to solve problems. Getting valid answers requires students to develop skills of critical thinking and careful evaluation of evidence from a variety of sources—literary, artistic, archeological, oral. History may be the most interdisciplinary of academic disciplines.

Loyola Marymount University's department of Classics and Archaeology seeks to provide students with a deeper understanding of the literary and cultural foundations of western societies by exploring their roots in the Greek and Roman classical traditions.