• Be sure to consult with your faculty advisor regarding specific major requirements.
• Major courses must be approved by the faculty advisor

The following subjects are considered liberal arts and can be taken at any level to satisfy liberal arts electives:

The following courses are not considered liberal arts:

Philosophy is concerned with the most basic questions about the human experience, such as what reality is, what the ultimate values are, and how we know what we know.  Philosophy majors are trained to think independently and critically, and to write clearly and persuasively.  They may go to work in a number of managerial business and government careers where these skills are appreciated and may be used in leadership positions.  Some find that a philosophy major combines well with further training in law, computer science, or religious studies.  Those with a graduate degree in philosophy may teach in a college or university setting.

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