Transfer Track/Philosophy

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Transfer Track/Philosophy (PHIL-AA)

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Philosophy AREA OF CONCENTRATION: The purpose of this transfer track is to prepare students for a career in philosophy as an instructor, writer, or director of a humanities program in a hospital, library or museum. Students seeking a career in philosophy should plan on pursuing a graduate degree. An undergraduate degree in philosophy is also an excellent background for professional training in law, journalism and theology.

PRIMARY ADVISER: Tara VanNette (2830), Jennifer Hamilton (5858)

DEGREE CHECKLIST

GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES		CH
+*	ENC1101, English I	3
+*	ENC1102, English II	3
+*	Approved mathematics (MAC, MGF, STA)	6
	EUH1000, Western Civilization	3
	PSY2012 or SYG2000, Psychology/Sociology	3
	POS2041, American National Government	3
+	Biology	3
	Physical Science	3
+	Humanities I	3
+*	Humanities II	3
+*	Humanities III	3

ELECTIVES		24

RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES
+*	PHI2600, Ethics	3
	(Meets Area II Humanities requirement for A.A.)
+*	PHH2060, Intro. to Classical Philosophy	3
	(Meets Area II Humanities requirement for A.A.)
+*	PHI2002, Intro. to Mod/Cont. Philosophy	3
	(Meets Area II Humanities requirement for A.A.)
+*	PHI2635, Biomedical Ethics	3
	(Meets Ares II Humanities requirement for A.A.)
	EUH1001, Western Civilization II	3

TOTAL DEGREE HOURS		60

* Minimum grade of "C" required.
+ Prerequisites required.