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The mission of the undergraduate program in Classics is to provide students with a broad background centered on the literature and material culture of ancient Greece and Rome, including Greek and Latin language, literature, philosophy, history, art, and archaeology. At Stanford, students in the Classics program also explore the connections between ancient cultures and the modern world as well as specialized fields such as ancient economics, law, papyrology, and science. The program's faculty approaches Classics from an interdisciplinary perspective that crosses geographical, temporal and thematic territories. The program is concerned not only with Greek and Roman civilization but also with the interaction of cultures and societies that influenced the ancient Mediterranean basin and continue to influence human society across the globe.
Application , Official Transcripts or Academic Result , Average GPA score of 3.8 out of 4.0 scale (Stanford doesn’t have specific GPA Requirement) , School Report form and counselor letter of recommendation , Letters of Recommendations from two teachers , Average SAT Score: 1520 / ACT Score: 34 , Mid-Year Transcript , Interview (optional).ArchaeologistTeacherEconomistLinguist
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