Philosophy courses provide an opportunity for students to enter into dialogue with great thinkers of the past and present. Critical thinking is emphasized. Departmental Requirements PHIL 201G, Introduction to Philosophy 3 PHIL 211, Informal Logic, or PHIL 312, Formal Logic 3 PHIL 220, Individual Conduct and Society or PHIL 223, Ethics 3 Twenty additional credits in philosophy numbered 300 or above. Sufficient to bring total credits to 128, including 55 upper-division. In response to varying student needs, the Department of Philosophy offers three informal tracks within the major program.
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