This is because Philosophy majors develop valuable skills that help them to excel in just about any field that requires serious, careful, analytical thought. Philosophers learn how to think independently and to conduct independent research . Philosophers are used to working with conceptually difficult ideas and materials. Philosophers learn how to spot problems and propose solutions . Philosophers know how to give and receive constructive criticism .
Philosophical skills are valuable in every area that requires any careful thought.
You will be experienced at researching, detecting, and solving problems . You will be able to assimilate and evaluate difficult and complex information . You will be adept at seeing logical relations and finding correct solutions . You will do especially well on standardized analytical tests . It will be easier to teach you a specific field, than to teach someone else who knows that field how to think analytically.