Assignment is made on the basis of a proficiency examination or an interview with the ch airperson or designee. However, no credit is given for Latin 1.1 taken by a student who studied Latin in high school, even if the student is assigned to the course by the department. Students who want to begin classical language study at Brooklyn College should follow these guidelines for registration. In track i, each course is the prerequisite of the next. Greek 14 or 1.9 is a prerequisite of all advanced Greek courses.
Some advanced courses have additional prerequisites.
In tracks i, ii, and iii, each course is the prerequisite of the next. Latin 12 or 1.9 is a prerequisite of all advanced Latin courses. Completion of any track qualifies a student for all advanced work in Latin. For specific information on course content and prerequisites, students should see individual course listings. Students should consult a counselor in the Classics Department about questions concerning course placement, appropriate track, and registration.