Academic Advice

• Advanced Latin or Greek classes taken as part of study abroad may be counted toward fulfillment of Classical Languages emphasis requirement.
• Advanced Greek classes taken as part of study abroad may be counted toward fulfillment of the Greek emphasis requirement.
• Advanced Latin classes taken as part of study abroad may be counted toward fulfillment of the Latin emphasis requirement.
• Advanced Latin classes taken as part of study abroad may be counted toward fulfillment of the Latin Secondary Education emphasis requirement. Students should be aware, however, that most study abroad programs do not offer appropriate substitutes for Latin Prose Composition.
• Classes taken as part of a study abroad experience may be counted toward the Classical Tradition emphasis 15 hours requirement. This is subject to department approval prior to participation in the program abroad.

Restrictions

• Students may NOT take CLA 195, CLA 350, CLA 395, CLA 495 (Capstone) abroad. 
• Courses will be reviewed on a case by case basis through the course equivalency process.

Program Suggestions

Explore these featured programs, offering courses that can help classics majors meet their requirements while experiencing the world! Note that Classics students are not limited to these programs or locations. The Padnos International Center is happy to help students find additional programs that meet thier degree requirements. 
Study Abroad participants can use their experiences to fufill issues, global perspectives, gen-eds, and electives as well as specific major requirements.