Philosophy

B.A. in Philosophy

In philosophy, the student is introduced to the nature of philosophical thinking and to the perennial philosophical questions, and develops basic principles of reasoning and method in investigating philosophical questions. Through attention to ultimate concerns, reflective thought, critical analysis, extensive reading, and integration of knowledge, the department contributes to the realization of the ideals of the College, especially to the development of women and men holding spiritual values who will continue the quest for self-realization and fulfillment as social contributors.

Requirement

Select two of the following three:

• PHIL 317: History of Ancient Philosophy
• PHIL 319: History of Medieval Philosophy 
• PHIL 321: History of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy 
• PHIL 435: Coordinating Seminar 
• PHIL 4-- Elective 
• PHIL - Elective* 
• PHIL - Elective* 
• PHIL - Elective* 
• PHIL - Elective* 
• PHIL - Elective* 
• PHIL - Elective* 
• PHIL - Elective*

*Excluding Philosophy 101

Minor in Philosophy

A minimum of 18 credits is required.

• PHIL - Any History of Philosophy
• PHIL 3-- or 4-- Elective 
• PHIL 3-- or 4-- Elective 
• PHIL --- Elective 
• PHIL --- Elective 
• PHIL --- Elective