STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Minor in Classics
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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The Minor in Classics at Stony Brook University offers students a comprehensive understanding of the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome. This program involves elementary literary surveys, a minimum of two semesters of Latin language study, and a selection of courses focusing on classical content. These courses can be drawn from the classics department, classical languages offerings, and related subjects from other academic departments. The minor requires the completion of 21 credits, with a rule that no more than one course can be taken on a Pass/No Credit basis.
Careers
A Minor in Classics can open doors to various career paths and further academic pursuits. Graduates often find opportunities in historical research, preservation, education, and cultural institutions.
- Classics Historian
- Document Preservation Specialist
- Language Teacher
- Teaching Fellow
- Gallery Curator
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How to apply
1. ApplicationSubmit your application through the university's online portal. Ensure you select the correct program of interest.
2. TranscriptsProvide official academic transcripts from all previously attended secondary and post-secondary institutions.
3. Standardized TestsSubmit scores for required standardized tests (e.g., SAT/ACT for first-year applicants, or GRE/GMAT for graduate programs if applicable). Check specific requirements for international applicants.
4. English ProficiencyInternational students must demonstrate English language proficiency through tests like TOEFL or IELTS.
5. Essays/Personal StatementsComplete any required essays or personal statements as part of the application.
6. RecommendationsInclude letters of recommendation as specified in the application requirements.
7. Review and DecisionApplications are reviewed by the admissions committee, and applicants are notified of the decision.