B.A. in Classical

Undergraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants for undergraduate programs typically require a minimum academic achievement of 70% or above in their previous academic qualifications.

English Language Proficiency:

• IELTS: Overall band score of 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in each component.
• TOEFL: Overall score of 80 or higher.
• DET (Duolingo English Test): Minimum score of 105.

Drew University recognizes the importance of fostering a diverse and inclusive learning environment, the university provides various scholarship opportunities specifically tailored for international students.

Presidential Scholarships for International Students: Drew University offers prestigious Presidential Scholarships, which are merit-based and available to international students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievements. These scholarships are highly competitive and are designed to recognize and reward outstanding scholastic accomplishments.

Baldwin Honors Scholarships: International students with a strong academic record and leadership and community engagement may be eligible for the Baldwin Honors Scholarships. These scholarships not only provide financial support but also emphasize the importance of contributing to the Drew community.

Drew International Merit Scholarships: Drew University extends its global education by offering International Merit Scholarships. These scholarships are merit-based and aim to attract high-achieving international students who bring unique perspectives to the campus community.

Global Engagement Scholarship: For international students who actively contribute to promoting global awareness and engagement on campus, Drew University offers the Global Engagement Scholarship. This scholarship recognizes students who play a pivotal role in fostering cross-cultural understanding.

Application-Based Scholarships: Drew University provides various application-based scholarships for international students. These scholarships may require students to submit additional materials, essays, or portfolios showcasing their achievements, talents, or community involvement.

Full-Tuition Scholarships for Exceptional Achievements: Drew University reserves a limited number of full-tuition scholarships for international students who exhibit extraordinary academic achievements, leadership qualities, and making a positive impact in their respective fields.

Continuing Student Scholarships: Drew University is dedicated to supporting international students throughout their academic journey. As a result, continuing student scholarships are available for those who maintain high academic standards and contribute significantly to the university community.

B.A. in Classical Studies from Drew University provides a versatile foundation for a variety of career paths.

Education: Graduates with a B.A. in Classical Studies can pursue careers in education, becoming teachers or professors specializing in ancient history, literature, or languages. Many secondary schools and colleges value instructors who can provide students with a deep understanding of classical civilizations and their impact on modern society.

Museum and Archival Work: A degree in Classical Studies equips graduates for roles in museums, galleries, and archives. They may work as curators, archivists, or museum educators, utilizing their knowledge of ancient artifacts, texts, and cultures to engage the public and preserve historical collections.

Research and Scholarship: Graduates can embark on careers in research, contributing to academic studies in classical literature, archaeology, or history. They may pursue advanced degrees, leading to positions in research institutions, think tanks, or academic settings where they can explore and publish findings on classical topics.

Cultural Heritage Management: Those interested in preserving historical sites and artifacts may work in cultural heritage management. This role involves planning and implementing strategies to protect and promote cultural sites, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and learn from them.

Writing and Editing: The skills developed in a Classical Studies program, such as critical thinking and effective communication, lend themselves well to careers in writing and editing. Graduates can pursue opportunities in publishing, journalism, or content creation, focusing on topics related to history, literature, or the arts.

Translation and Interpretation: Graduates proficient in ancient languages (such as Latin or Ancient Greek) may find opportunities in translation and interpretation. They can work with academic institutions, publishing houses, or cultural organizations to translate ancient texts and make them accessible to modern audiences.

Law and Public Policy: The analytical skills and ethical considerations taught in Classical Studies can be beneficial for those pursuing careers in law or public policy. Graduates often excel in law school and can become lawyers, policy analysts, or advocates for cultural preservation and education.

Non-Profit and Advocacy Work: Graduates may also find fulfilling careers in non-profit organizations, focusing on cultural preservation, education, or advocacy. They can work in organizations that promote the humanities, arts, and historical education, using their classical knowledge to support initiatives that enhance public understanding of these fields.

Business and Management: The critical thinking and communication skills gained through a Classical Studies degree are valuable in business settings. Graduates can pursue careers in management, marketing, or human resources, where they can apply their analytical skills to solve complex problems and understand cultural dynamics in the global marketplace.

Graduate Studies: Many graduates choose to further their education with advanced degrees in Classics, History, Archaeology, or related fields. This can open doors to academic careers, specialized research positions, or advanced roles in cultural institutions.