Students may choose from the following three variants based on their preparation, interests, and goals:

• The Language and Literature Variant combines the study of Greek and Latin texts with coverage of diverse areas, including art and archaeology, history, philosophy, religion, and science.

• The Language Intensive Variant focuses on languages with the aim of reading a larger selection of texts in the original languages. It is designed especially for those who wish to pursue graduate studies in classics.

• The Greek and Roman Cultures Variant emphasizes courses in art and archaeology, history, material culture, and texts in translation.