Philosophy helps sharpen your ability to analyze, to question accepted beliefs and to express ideas clearly. The critical thinking skills acquired in studying Philosophy are highly transferable: students consistently outperform others on standardized exams for law, medical, business and graduate schools.

Discussion in our small classes will help you become a better thinker, debater and writer, preparing you exceptionally well for a career in law, medicine, teaching, diplomacy and more.

Sharpen your ability to analyze, to question accepted beliefs and to express ideas clearly as you study such questions as: What is truth? What is it to be a person? Is morality relative? Lend your voice to lively philosophical debates in a small class setting, as you are encouraged to participate actively, to ask questions, and to argue for or against the theories and ideas that have been presented.

Through innovative teaching and learning methods, join a community of critical thinkers in examining the major issues of our times.

The skills cultivated by the study of philosophy have wide application. As a result, Philosophy majors can be found in many careers, including law, business, computer science, government, medicine, journalism, teaching and school administration.