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PHILOSOPHY

Traditional Major
Pre-Law Emphasis
Philosophy Minor


Philip A. Alperson, Chair
Anderson 716
215-204-2464
mailto:alperson@temple.edu


Charles Dyke, Undergraduate Advisor
Anderson 741
215-204-1738
cdyke@temple.edu
Department website  :http://www.temple.edu/philosophy

Brief description of the department and major

The Philosophy Department offers a 36 credit B.A. degree program.  The program is designed to provide a solid foundation for various professions in business, government, and professional schools (such as law), as well as an excellent background for the further study of philosophy. The department makes special provisions for students who have chosen the major as  preparation for entry into law school. These students should follow a path slightly different from that of traditional majors, as indicated below. The Philosophy Department always has many majors who are transfer students.  Students should be sure to see a departmental advisor to make the necessary adjustments for their progress through the major.


 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHY MAJOR



REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PRE-LAW EMPHASIS



REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PHILOSOPHY MINOR

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