A major in Global Language and Area Studies (GLAS), with a concentration in Classical Studies gives you a strong basis in Greek or Latin, with knowledge of the Classical history, and culture. The GLAS: Classical Studies B.A. is a 33 credit major that begins with an introductory course, requires a minimum of 4 semesters of language, at least one area studies course, and concludes with a project-based capstone that gives you a chance to show off what you have learned about the language and Classical civilization. The major is designed to allow you to emphasize either language learning or area studies knowledge. The major has been designed so that it can be completed in as little as two years for students who begin in their junior year at minimum, it is typically only 11 total courses.<br><br>This track requires 24 credits of language study in both Greek and Latin. One of the languages must be taken through the advanced level (15 credits). The remaining 6 credits are completed from among the CLA courses (Greek Myth, Roman Myth, Greek Tragedy, Ancient Comedy) and approved courses in other departments.