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Grading Policies

All courses taken for the major and minor must be completed with a letter grade. Courses receiving a grade lower than a C will not be considered toward fulfilling major or minor requirements.

External Credit Policies

University credit earned by placement tests or advanced placement work in secondary school is not counted toward any major requirement in the department. Work done at other universities or colleges is subject to department evaluation and the university’s transfer credit process.

Additional Program Policies

Independent Study: Enrollment in the independent study section (CLASSICS198 Directed Readings) requires prior approval from the Director of Undergraduate Studies. A maximum of three enrollments, totaling no more than 10 units, may be counted toward the major.

Graduate Courses: Undergraduate students may take 300-level graduate courses with approval from the Director of Undergraduate Studies. 

Study Abroad Opportunities: If a student wishes to earn credit towards their degree when studying abroad, they are strongly encouraged to meet with the Director of Undergraduate Studies prior to applying. Information about other Classics related travel and research opportunities can be found here opens in a new tab. 

Subplan Declaration: The BA degree can be earned by fulfilling the requirements for one of the designated subplans. These subplans must be declared in Axess and will be reflected on the student’s transcript, although they will not appear on the diploma.

It is recommended that students regularly consult with the Director of Undergraduate Studies to ensure they are meeting all requirements and to take full advantage of academic opportunities available within the program.