In this program, you’ll learn how these ancient periods influence present and future culture, society, community relationships, and social and political development. You’ll acquire the skills to assess the accuracy of historical information, custom and context. You'll also be able to provide direction and input on the development and use of historical references and materials. In your fourth-year capstone seminar, you'll have an opportunity to gain hands-on research experience. A capstone course experience: as you progress in this program, you’ll move into progressively smaller classes where you’ll get to know the faculty. A range of first-year classes to choose from: Ancient History in a Global Context; Ancient Heroes; The Greek World; and Roman Civilization.

Minimum admission range of Low 70s. Competitive admission range of Low 80s. English at 60%. International Baccalaureate Requirements HL or SL English at 3. IB Minimum Score: 26.