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82 FACULTVOF HUMANITIES"C~mbined Hon.ours in,Classics, and 'Another Subject(PROGRAM,B~ CLASSICAL LANGUAGESANDUTERATURE)Students,wishing to enter this program must complete an'application,for admission to Level II on MUGSlin mid-March to, be considered ,for admission. ' ,ADMISSION ' " ' ,,','Completion of any Levell program and a Cumulative Average of.at·ieast 6.0 and an 'average of at least 7.0 in GREEK 1203 and1ZZ3 orinLATIN 1Z03 and 1ZZ3. (Students with Grade 12 Greek':U (or OAC Ancient Greek) may substitute six units of Level IIGreek; students with'Grade 12 Latin U (or OAC Latin) may substitutesix units of Level II Latin.) ,REQUIREMENTS120,units totat (Levels r to IV) ,30 units from the Levell program completed prior to admissioninto the program ' , '6 units24 units6 units36 unitsfrom CLASSICS 2003, 2E03, 2H03, 3EE3,3103, 3T03Greek or LatinLevels'II; III and.IVClassics, Greek, LatinCO,Lirses specified for the other subject. (Combinations,with Social Sciences may require more than 36' units.), COMMUNICATION 'STUDIESWEB ADDRESS:http://www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/..:...cmstHon6ursCommunication Studi$SStudents wishing to enter this program mu~t complete an,application for admission to Level lion MUGSlhl mid-March tobe considered for adrnission. ,,' 'ADMISSION,Completion :ofany Leve! ! program and a CumulativeAverage ofat least. 6.0 including an average of .at least 7.0· in GMST 1 A03and 1803. In their Level I program, students should selectcourses carefully in order to meet the prerequisites ,for courses, Ii~ted in specific Streams. 'NOTES ' _Communication Studies is an academic discipline which encompassesmany fields of inquiry. Graduates of this program willhave an advanced knowledge of the nature; functiQn and evolutionof communication, and' will develop both, practical-and, theoreticalskills necessarY to pursue careers' in the field Of communications.1. Students in this program must complete two of the followirig,Streams:' ' 'The Language and Social Ufe Stream involves the study and, ' ,,discovery of patterns in human I.anguage and society. Focus is18 units EleCtives to total 120 unitsplaced on the art and ~cience of persu~sion, lin§uistic meth­.' B.A. in Classics_ " {1130}. ods and the iJTIportance of language in political and social, life.The Cultural Studies Stream focuses on the critical analysisStudents wishing to e'nterthis prograrn mlist complete an of popular culture through film, the visual arts and a variety ofapplication for a~mission' to Level lion MUGSliil mid-March to other forms. Unique to the, Cqmmunication ,approach to Cui;.be, considered for admission.tural Studies is ,a focus on empirical analySis as well as 'theADMISSION social, politic'ala.nd 'cognitive significance of popular cllitures. ,9 0 mpletion of any LeveHlprogram and a Cumulative Average of The Performance ,Studies Stream examines artistic and eve;.at least ,3.5 and an average of at least4;0 in any six units of Level ryday performances~ These perfo~mances range from thea;.,~-I-Classics,-Greek or.Latincourses.-(Studentswitb Grade-12 Greek._' ,ire, concerts and performance art to story telling, ceremonies. U (or OAC Ancient Greek) may substitute six units of l,evelll -~and pubHcprotests:-Stadentswillexamineandanalyza par--'Greek; students wjth Grade 12 Latin U(or OACLatin) may sub-formances an