Brown and its majors

Uroogla
Sat, 27 Jun 2009 15:39:58 +0000

I assumed he was joking, but figured it would be best to add the comment about the ability to combine two concentrations to make something that is more than just the sum of the parts.

I’m only a 3rd semester student, so majored is probably the wrong term. However, I do plan to complete a classics concentration, along with the computer science-math concentration before graduation. At present, my plan is to complete the Greek-Latin concentration (4 advanced Latin courses, 4 advanced Greek courses, 2 Roman history, 2 Greek history). I may instead complete the Latin version while still taking the Greek language courses, as electives are hard to come by for me, and this would free up 2 classes. Either combination of concentrations is very doable, at least at Brown. So far, I’ve enjoyed the department. The pace is different than high school, but one gets used to it fairly quickly.