1. Email Dr. Valentina DeNardis, Director of Classical Studies, to indicate your intention to apply to the on-campus or the online program.
2. Visit this "How to Apply" page for general admission policies.
3. Begin your application here.
Applicants to the M.A. Program in Classical Studies should have completed an undergraduate degree in Classics (or another field, for those pursuing the Classical Culture track) with evidence of academic distinction and aptitude for pursuing graduate work in the Classical Studies Program.
Villanova’s tuition rates and fees in graduate arts and sciences are affordable and competitively priced. Teachers and educators are eligible for reduced tuition rates.
Assistance with applications for student loans and a convenient payment plan are also available. We invite you to watch this video on financial assistance for graduate students. Additional information may be found in the guide issued by Villanova’s Office of Financial Assistance, “Understanding Financial Aid: Graduate Students,” available here.
1. Email Dr. Valentina DeNardis, Director of Classical Studies, to indicate your intention to apply to the on-campus or the online program.
2. Visit this "How to Apply" page for general admission policies.
3. Begin your application here.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Prospective students may apply to the full M.A. Program (campus or online), or they may apply to take individual courses as non-matriculated students.
Please follow this format for your Statement of Goals: