Saint Louis University's study of classical languages is designed for students interested in the sources of Western culture who want to improve their language skills and word power. The B.A. in Greek & Latin Language and Literature from SLU provides a firm interdisciplinary foundation for students interested in pursuing a liberal arts education facilitated by knowledge of classical languages and culture. This includes fields such as law, medicine, theology, philosophy, medieval and Renaissance studies, political science, communication, mythology, anthropology, psychology, art history, cultural criticism, history of education, literary studies and comparative literature. The study of Greek or Latin languages and literature provides a unique coherence, depth and breadth to the undergraduate scholar, offering variety, flexibility and scope. Classical studies expose students to a vast range of significant personalities, influential writing and wisdom literature. It is the royal road (the via regia) to important moments, ideas and movements in the cultural history of the Western world.<br><br>Students who graduate with a degree in Greek and Latin language and literature from Saint Louis University are prepared to go on to pursue advanced degrees in fields such as: Law, Medicine, Theology, Philosophy, Medieval and Renaissance studies, Political science, Communication, Anthropology, Psychology, Art history, Library science, Linguistics and Comparative literature.