Philosophy courses critically examine the nature of human beings and of the world, wasy in which people seek to understand their world, and ethical and moral issues which arise. Students take these courses:

• For Personal Interest. PHI101 (Introduction to Philosophy) and PHI105 (Ethics) examine fundamental philosophic issues and jamor attempts to resolve them. PHI103 (Logic) helps students develop effective reasoning skills.
• To meet the general studies Humanitites Requirements. All PHI courses described below meet this requirements. PHI101 is recommended. All PHI courses transfer.
• To Prepare for a Major in philosophy at a four-year institution. PHI101 and 103 will generally transfer as major credit towards the baccalaureate degree in philosophy. PHI105 may also meet major requirments. Students should consult with a member of the Philosophy Department to plan for transfer to a four-year institution.
• As Background for other Careers. Philosophy is strongly recommended as an undergraduate major or minor for those planning to enter law, journalism, government, public relations, and other areas requiring training and skill in critical thinking.