Program Overview
Philosophy is a disciplined reflection on the human condition. It can be an analysis and criticism of ideas and statements, or an attempt to synthesize all experience and knowledge, or an exploration of the meaning of life and how best to live it. Critical thinking is developed while examining peoples' responses to fundamental questions.
Requirements
Complete 18 units, or 6 courses, from the following list: | Units | |
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PHIL 100 | Introduction to Philosophy | 3 units |
PHIL 103 | Critical Thinking and Argumentative Writing | 3 units |
PHIL 160 | History of Philosophy: Ancient and Medieval | 3 units |
PHIL 175 | Modern Philosophy | 3 units |
PHIL 190 | Contemporary Philosophy | 3 units |
PHIL 200 | Introduction to Logic | 3 units |
PHIL 240 | Introduction to Ethics | 3 units |
PHIL 300 | Introduction to World Religions | 3 units |
PHIL 312 | Introduction to Philosophy of Religion | 3 units |
HIST 100 | History of Western Civilization I | 3 units |
HIST 101 | History of Western Civilization II | 3 units |
And required General Education coursework and electives as needed to meet the minimum
60 units required for the Associate degree.
Please refer to the AA/AS Degree Requirements for more information.