Bachelor in Greek and Roman Studies Program

In addition to teaching students how to study the ancient world, GRS classes also teach transferable skills such as how to connect different disciplines, how to be part of an ongoing conversation, and how to learn a foreign language. When students learn how to speak and write about antiquity persuasively, they develop a critical perspective that can be applied to many issues.

The GRS minor attracts students from all backgrounds and with all sorts of interests. Students who pursue a GRS minor go on to careers in education, medicine, public policy, law, social work, and business. Some also attend graduate programs in Art, Drama, Classics, English, Philosophy, and History.