Core courses listed at College of Arts & Sciences plus the following:

The disciplines of philosophy constitute an integral part of the liberal arts core. Each discipline correlates with other parts of the curriculum.

Courses in philosophy acquaint students with problems concerning reasoning, knowing, and valuing. Investigating these philosophical problems develops perceptive reading, rigorous thinking, and clear expression. The cycle of courses in the history of philosophy promotes an understanding of the origin and development of various philosophical positions and their role in the genesis of contemporary culture. The courses dealing with specific philosophical issues often relate directly to other disciplines. A philosophy major is an excellent preparation for a variety of career paths such as law school.

Requirements for the Philosophy Major
PHIL-101 Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL-110 Critical Thinking
PHIL-201 Ethics
PHIL-200 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
PHIL-210 Modern Philosophy
Philosophy electives: 12 hours

Requirements for the Philosophy Minor: PHIL-101, 110, 201, either 200 or 210, and six credit hours of philosophy electives.