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Certificate of Distinction

Certificate of Distinction in Philosophy 27 units
 
The Certificate of Distinction in Philosophy recognizes that a student has achieved a superior mastery of courses that provide a strong basis for graduate study in philosophy and in courses that demonstrate the student’s ability to think carefully within a specialized area of philosophy.
 
To receive the Certificate of Distinction in Philosophy, a student must complete the following courses with a grade-point average of 3.5 or better:
PHIL 300 Ethics 3
PHIL 310 History of Ancient/Medieval Philosophy 3
PHIL 320 History of Modern Philosophy 3
PHIL 325 Contemporary Philosophy 3
PHIL 340 Concepts of Human Nature 3
PHIL 380 Formal Logic 3
PHIL 490 Epistemology 3
PHIL 495 Seminar in Philosophy 3
An additional specialized course (PHIL 370 Comparative Religions, PHIL 410 Philosophy of Religion, or PHIL 430 Philosophy of Science) is required. 3
All the above courses have prerequisites. A
Note: This information is current for the 2007-08 academic year. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
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