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Nov 30, 2024
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2018-2019 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Philosophy, B.A.
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Regardless of their concentration, students complete five core courses. These courses serve two purposes: to provide a foundation in practical philosophy; and to provide students with a capstone research seminar at the end of their course of study. In addition to these five core courses, students select four additional courses from within their concentration. Two of these concentration courses are electives, which enable students to adapt their learning to their specific interests
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Degree Requirements |
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General education |
50 |
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Major Core requirements |
20 |
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Philosophy Concentration |
16 |
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University Electives |
34 |
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Total units needed for graduation |
120 |
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Units
Total units in the major core: 20e
Service Learning Requirement
At least 30 hours of service learning is required to complete the Philosophy program. The following is a list of courses that usually contain a service learning component. Additional courses may be considered, see your advisor for details.
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
The following is a sample study plan. The sequence and speci c courses given are suggestive; please see an advisor each semester to plan your personal program.
Courses may be interchanged fall and spring semester depending on course offering each semester.
Fall Semester (14-16 Units)
Spring Semester (14-16 Units)
Fall Semester (14-16 Units)
Spring Semester (14-16 Units)
Fall Semester (14-16 Units)
Spring Semester (14-16 Units)
Fall Semester (13-16 Units)
Spring Semester (14-16 Units)
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