Help?

[chthonic-gnome.livejournal.com]

I'm kinda curious. I'm looking to get a second degree and I'm definitely interested in Medieval studies. When I took my Arthurian Legends class back in college, it was like one of those books where you say to yourself as you read it, "Gosh, I wish this book would never end, I just want to keep reading..." then you get to the end of the book and you're all sad lol...anyway, I'll stop babbling.

What I'm wondering is if any of you know some schools in the United States that offer a good undergraduate program in Medieval studies. I've been looking on the web but the results have been pretty scatterbrained. Any help is appreciated, thankees!

NLS

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[mistressjennie.livejournal.com]

Plymouth State University in NH. I minored in Medieval Studies there while majoring in Theatre Design and Technology.

[chthonic-gnome.livejournal.com]

Thanks, I'll definitely look into it more! I glanced over their curriculum and it looks like they've got a good variety of courses within the Medieval studies program. Also one of the things I'm looking for in a college is a new location; never been to NH before, sounds interesting. :)

[lyramira.livejournal.com]

I know very little about your question because I go to a teeny school without such resources, but SUNY Binghamton has a medieval studies program. I don't know how good the program is, but Binghamton's considered the best of the big NY state schools according to a bunch of guidebooks I've read, and they have merit scholarships and an honors program whose students get first pick of classes.

[jimminy.livejournal.com]

Come to England....we have great medieval studies degrees ;)