CLASSIC

Classics

49 courses on record · 5 with sections in Fall 2026

Live section data currently covers GE courses; the rest is filled in by a nightly pass, so this department is likely running more than is listed here.

49 courses

Lower division 15

Lower division courses in Classics
Course	Title	Predicted GPA	This term
10	Discovering Greeks GE	3.83 n=1,238	1 section
19	Fiat Lux Freshman Seminars: Seminar 1	no letter grades	—
20	Discovering Romans GE	3.77 n=1,117	—
30	Classical Mythology GE	3.71 n=1,132	—
40W	Reading Greek Literature: Writing-Intensive GE	no grade history	—
42	Cinema and Ancient World GE	3.70 n=144	—
47	Medical Terminology: Origins, Nature, and Practice	3.96 n=642	1 section
48	Ancient Greek and Roman Medicine GE	3.85 n=382	—
51A	Art and Archaeology of Ancient Greece GE	3.76 n=1,128	1 section
51B	Art and Archaeology of Ancient Rome GE	3.78 n=638	—
52	Greco-Roman Technologies: Materials, Monuments, Machines GE	no grade history	—
60	Fantastic Journey: Antiquity and Beyond GE	no grade history	—
M75	Foundation Myths: Kings, Heroes, and Sorceresses in Ancient and Modern Imaginations GE	no grade history	1 section
88GE	General Education Seminar Sequences: Celtic Art and Archaeology GE	3.69 n=128	1 section
88S	Out from Under: Women's Costuming in Roman Empire	no letter grades	—

Upper division 31

Upper division courses in Classics
Course	Title	Predicted GPA	This term
M114A	History of Ancient Mediterranean World	3.82 n=11 small sample	—
M114B	History and Monuments of Rome: Field Studies	3.88 n=11 small sample	—
M121	Ancient and Medieval Political Theory	3.76 n=57	—
M125	Invention of Democracy	3.60 n=70	—
130	Race, Ethnicity, Identity in Greco-Roman World	3.74 n=96	—
137	Ancient Lives: Art of Biography	3.57 n=29	—
140	Topics in History of Greek Literature	3.89 n=23	—
142	Ancient Epic	3.75 n=66	—
143A	Ancient Tragedy	3.72 n=24	—
143B	Ancient Comedy	3.58 n=28	—
144	Topical Studies in Ancient Culture: Environmental Imagination in Ancient Greece	3.71 n=123	—
M145A	Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy	3.77 n=47	—
148	Early Greek Medicine and Thought GE	no grade history	—
150A	Female in Greek Literature and Culture	3.70 n=31	—
152A	Ancient City: Greek World	3.82 n=40	—
152B	Ancient City: Roman World	3.85 n=32	—
M153A	Minoan Art and Archaeology	no grade history	—
M153B	Mycenaean Art and Archaeology	3.77 n=24	—
M153C	Archaic Greek Art and Archaeology	3.75 n=22	—
M153F	Etruscan Art and Archaeology	3.82 n=29	—
M153K	Classical Archaeology: Greco-Roman Painting	3.81 n=48	—
M155	Decolonizing Refugee Data from Rome to Vietnam	3.90 n=24	—
161	Women's History in Ancient Mediterranean	3.70 n=15 small sample	—
162	Reception of Ancient Myth: Lecture 1	3.70 n=43	—
163	Ovid and Consequences	3.71 n=30	—
164	Spectacle Entertainments of Ancient Rome	no grade history	—
165	Ancient Athletics	3.70 n=76	—
166A	Greek Religion	3.69 n=44	—
171	Black Classicism: African American Receptions of Classical Antiquity	3.69 n=44	—
185	Origins and Nature of English Vocabulary GE	3.32 n=120	—
191	Capstone Seminar: Classics	3.80 n=38	—

Graduate 3

Graduate courses in Classics
Course	Title	Predicted GPA	This term
250	Topics in Greek and Roman Culture and Literature: Image and Text in Classical Antiquity	3.90 n=12 small sample	—
287	Graduate Colloquium in Classical Literature	no letter grades	—
596	Directed Individual Study or Research	no letter grades	—

“Predicted” is shrunk toward the department average, so a course taught once to a dozen students sits near the department mean rather than at whatever those twelve happened to get. The figure is always shown — small sample marks where it rests mostly on that prior.