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    1. B.A. in Classical Studies
    2. M.Ed. in Latin
    3. Initial Teaching
          Licensure in Latin
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          in Classical Studies
    5. Other
  8. Course Descriptions
    (100-500 level)
    1. in English (CCI)
    2. in Ancient Greek (GRK)
    3. in Latin (LAT)
    4. All Graduate level courses
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    1. Alumni
    2. Classical Archaeology
    3. Classical Civilization
    4. Greek
    5. Latin
    6. Mythology
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Latin Placement Test

The Latin Placement Test is required for EVERY student who has taken Latin at the high school level within the last three years and wants to continue studying it at UNCG. It is given during pre-registration and at the beginning of each semester. If it has been more than three years since you took Latin, you may still take the placement test and place above the 101 level.

Remember: It is in your interest to place at the highest level possible. The College graduation requirement requires you to pass the 204 level of a foreign language. If you are able to start at the 203 level, you can finish this requirement in 2 semesters.

Tests were given to entering students at SOAR sessions.  If you did not take a test, please contact
Dr. Hugh Parker

Department of Classical Studies
1106 Moore Humanities and Research Administration Building
334-5214

Latin AP Credits

Secondary school students enrolled in AP courses may receive college credit by taking AP examinations upon completion of the courses and forwarding the results to the Office of the University Registrar for evaluation. If you have received a 3 on either of the Latin AP exams you are automatically placed into LAT 204. You can receive credits towards graduation as indicated below.

 Exam

 Score  Hours  Granted  Courses
Latin — Vergil
3
3
credit for LAT 203, after completion of LAT 204 with C- or better
Latin — Vergil
4
3
credit for LAT 204, after completion of advanced level LAT course with C- or better
Latin Literature
3
3
credit for LAT 203, after completion of LAT 204 with C- or better
Latin Literature
4
3
credit for LAT 204, after completion of one advanced level LAT course with C- or better

 

 

Page updated: 21-Aug-2009

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Department of Classical Studies
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
1104 Moore Humanities and Research Administration Building, PO Box 26170
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
VOICE 336.334.5214
FAX 336.334.5158