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These posts include figures on the number of students graduating with a first major in classics, based on research from 2025:

Good Colleges/Unis for a Bright Classics Major [TX resident, 3.9 GPA, 1530 SAT]

These are the numbers of graduating majors in classics, Ancient Greek, or Latin at several liberal arts colleges for a recent year based on IPEDS information: Oberlin: 12 Holy Cross: 9 Hamilton: 6 Haverford: 5 Kenyon: 4 Carleton: 3 Macalester: 2 Davidson: 1 Amherst: 0 As noted above, archaeology appears under Social Sciences. Hamillton, for example, shows 5 graduates in archaeology: College Navigator - Hamilton College.

Good Colleges/Unis for a Bright Classics Major [TX resident, 3.9 GPA, 1530 SAT]

These are the numbers of graduating majors in classics, Ancient Greek, or Latin at several universities for a recent year based on IPEDS information: William & Mary: 14 UChicago: 14 Brown: 12 Harvard: 11 Princeton: 10 Stanford: 9 UPenn: 9 Georgetown: 8 Yale: 7 Columbia/Barnard: 6 Cornell: 6 Tufts: 4 Brandeis: 2 Johns Hopkins: 2 Note that archaeology appears under Social Sciences. Brown, for example, shows 3 graduates in archaeology: College Navigator - Brown University.

The figures can be considered alongside those from 2026 by checking the current IPEDS sites. Year-to-year changes can be significant. To be connected to the classics sites for schools of interest, click on the names of the schools.