Overview

The Classics program at the Colorado College examines the complex interactions of ancient peoples in an area that today spans much of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa.

They study these civilizations from a broad variety of perspectives including literary analysis, history, archaeology, gender and sexuality, linguistics, mythology, economics and religion. They teach students to read Latin and Greek, offer a broad range of classes about the ancient world using materials translated into English, and often teach courses abroad in Greece or Italy. The department is committed to teaching courses that reflect the diversity and interconnectedness of the ancient world.

Learning Outcomes

Competencies: The goal is for students to acquire the following competencies through their coursework and in their time in our program, whether it be as a major, minor or even in a few courses.

Knowledge and evidence: Acquisition and communication of knowledge about the ancient Greco-Roman world through the use and critical evaluation of diverse bodies of evidence
Systematic knowledge of Latin, Greek, and English grammar and syntax
Ability to read and produce Greek and/or Latin
Basic knowledge of cultural products and practices within a geographical and chronological framework
Ability to read and analyze a broad variety of ancient texts (in the original and in translation)
Ability to recognize subject, purpose, argument, genre, and bias in texts
Ability to examine, contextualize, and interpret ancient material culture (as primary texts)
Extrapolating meaningful information from fragmentary and limited evidence
Ability to construct, situate, or position one's own argument within a larger discourse, whether scholarly or popular
Understand and evaluate argumentation and secondary sources
Awareness of, and ability to position and communicate, one's own intellectual process, strengths, and weaknesses in analyzing ancient sources of evidence
Critique and revise one's own ideas in light of new evidence

Programme Structure

Courses include:

Latin for Beginners

The Reinvention of the Greeks: Identity, Empire, and Diaspora

Greek History and Philosophy: Self and Soul from Antiquity to Modernity

Race, Ethnicity, and Prejudice in the Ancient World

The Ancient Mediterranean

Intensive Latin Grammar Review and Reading Practice

Key information

Duration

Full-time
- 48 months

Start dates & application deadlines

Starting 2027-08-25 00:00:00
- Apply before 2027-01-15 00:00:00

Language

English

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Credits

120 SCH

Delivered

On Campus

Campus Location

Colorado Springs, United States

Disciplines

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Academic requirements

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English requirements

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120

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General requirements

Admission Application

Transcript(s), School Report, and Counselor Evaluation

Supplemental Essay

Teacher Evaluations/Letters of Recommendation

Evidence of English Language Proficiency (Recommended)

Standardized Testing (Optional)

Art Supplement (Optional)

Tuition Fees

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Non-residents

75702 USD / year

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Out-of-State

75702 USD / year

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Domestic

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In-State

75702 USD / year

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Living costs

Colorado Springs

United States

950 - 1350 USD / month

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Overview

Learning Outcomes

Programme Structure

Key information

Duration

Start dates & application deadlines

Language

IELTS & PTE Test Preparation

Credits

Delivered

Campus Location

Disciplines

What students do after studying

Academic requirements

English requirements

IELTS & PTE Test Preparation

Other requirements

General requirements

Tuition Fees

International Applies to you

Domestic

Living costs

Colorado Springs

Funding

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Scholarships Information

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