mythology class classification

[barcamdphd21]

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how should a classics class such as greek and roman mythology be classified on amcas?

thanks for the help

 

[ozzi22]

how should a classics class such as greek and roman mythology be classified on amcas?

thanks for the help

i would say social sciences but i am not sure

 

[Tesseract]

I took a viking mythology class at my school. I labeled it as "english" on the AMCAS because it fell under my school's english department.

 

[barcamdphd21]

on my schools, the class was under the classics department labaled as CLA XXX.

I don't think it would be fine arts, english or social sciencces.

does anyone have other ideas?

 

[Charles_Carmichael]

on my schools, the class was under the classics department labaled as CLA XXX.

I don't think it would be fine arts, english or social sciencces.

does anyone have other ideas?

Same for my school.

As an aside, I loved Greek myth!

 

[Ride Big Sky]

I took a myth class that was under the classics department and I had it counted towards an English class. It fulfilled the English req at my college so they left it alone.

 

[rhcarolina]

I classified all my classics courses (I'm a classics major) as history.

 

[gravitywave]

either FLAN or OTHR. I really don't think it matters, given that it's obviously not BCPM, which is the only distinction that's important.

might also want to try the 2012 AMCAS questions thread

i had a classics course my senior year, but it was about ancient philosophers, so i called it PHIL.