PHILOSOPHY
Name_________________________ Date_________________
Area A - -
Essential Skills - - 9 hours
_____ ENGL 1101 Composition
I One of the following:
_____ ENGL 1102 Composition
II _____ MATH 1101 Intro
Math Modeling
_____
MATH 1111 College Algebra
_____
MATH 1112 Trigonometry
_____
MATH 1113 Pre-Calculus
_____
MATH 1441 Calculus I
Area B - -
Institutional Options - - 4 hours
_____ HIST 1112 World
History: Emergence of Modern Global Community
_____ IDS 2210 Turning Points
and connections (1 hour) Prereq. HIST 1112
Area C - -
Humanities/Fine Arts - - 6 hours
_____ ENGL 2111 World
Literature
OR
_____ ENGL 2112 World
Literature II
One of the following:
_____ HUMN 2433 Classicism
_____ HUMN 2434 Myth in Arts
and Humanities
_____ ART 1000 Art in Life
_____ MUSC 1100 Music
Appreciation
_____ PHIL 1030 Introduction
to Philosophy
_____ COMM 1110 Public
Speaking
_____ RELS 2130 Introduction
to Religion
_____ THEA 1100 Theater
Appreciation
Or Alternative (Both courses
must be taken.):
_____ HUMN 2321 Humanities I
_____ HUMN 2322 Humanities
II
_____ Traditional Lab
Science - BIOL 1130/1110, CHEM 1145, CHEM 1140,
GEOL 1121/1120, PHYS
2211/1113, ASTR 1010/1211, ASTR 1020/1211 (4 hours)
_____ Environmental Lab
Science - BIOL 1230/1210, CHEM 1040, GEOL 1330/1310,
PHYS 1149 (4 hours)
_____ Mathematics, Science,
or Technology Elective - See Catalog for list. Select one course from Section
I, one course from Section II, and Section III may be satisfied by selecting a
course in any of the three sections. Only two courses in the same discipline
may be chosen in Area D.
Area E - - Social
Science - - 12 hours
_____ HIST 2110 The
_____ POLS 1101 American
Government
_____ ECON 2105 Principles
of Macroeconomics
One of the following:
_____ ANTH 1102 Introduction
to Anthropology
_____ PSYC 1101 Introduction
to Psychology
_____ SOCI 1101 Introductory
Sociology
_____ GEOG 1130 World
Regional Geography
Area F - -
Specific Requirements - - 18 hours
0-12 hours from the
following (through FL 2002 or equivalent):
_____ FORL 2001 Intermediate
I
_____ FORL 2002 Intermediate
II
6-12 hours from the
following:
_____ ART 2531
_____ ART 2532
_____ ANTH 1102
_____ BIOL 1130/1110
_____ ENGL 2111 World
Literature I
_____ ENGL 2112 World
Literature II
_____ HIST 1111 World
History I: Development of World Civilization
_____ INTS 2120 Introduction
to International Studies
_____ PHYS 1111/1113 Introduction
to Physics I/Lab
_____ PHYS 1135 Physics: How
Things Work
_____ POLS 2101 Introduction
to Political Science
_____ RELS 2130 Introduction
to Religion
_____ SOCI 1101 Introduction
to Sociology
Additional
Coursework Outside the Core - - 5 hours
_____ GSU 1210 University
Orientation I (1 hour)
_____ HLTH 1520 Healthful
Living (2 hours)
_____ 2 Physical Activity
Courses (1 hour each)
Major Requirements:
Specifically
Required Courses - - 15 hours
_____ PHIL 1030 Introduction
to Philosophy (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 2232 Critical
Thinking (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3333 Introduction
to Ethics (or PHIL 3330 Introduction to Art and Beauty
or PHIL 3332 Contemporary Moral
Problems)
_____ PHIL 3431 Ancient
Philosophy
_____ PHIL 3432 History of
Modern Philosophy
Major Courses - -
15 hours
_____ PHIL 3030 Selected
Topics in Philosophy (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3131 World
Religions (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3330 Introduction
to Art and Beauty (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3232 Philosophy
of Law (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3332 Contemporary Moral Problems (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3334 Environmental Ethics (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3433 Reason and
Revolution: 19th Century European Philosophy (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3434 Contemporary
Philosophy (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3531 Theory of
Knowledge (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3532 Metaphysics
(3 hours)
_____ PHIL 3635
Existentialism (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 4130 Feminist Philosophy (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 4233 Introduction
to Formal Logic (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 4333
Twentieth-Century Ethical Theory (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 4532 Philosophy
of Emotions (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 4533 Philosophy
of Mind (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 4632 Philosophy
of Religion (3 hours)
_____ PHIL 5090 Selected
Topics in Philosophy (3 hours)
_____ POLS/PHIL 3230 Modern
Political Thought
MINOR - - 15
hours FREE
ELECTIVES - - 15 hours
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PROGRAM ADMISSION CRITERIA:
· Majors must acquire from their advisors a copy of
Requirements for the Major in Philosophy.
OTHER PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:
· Must have earned a “C” or better in each of the
required courses in Philosophy upper-division.
· A student who must repeat the same upper-division
Philosophy course more than twice to earn a “C” or better will no longer
be considered a Philosophy major.
· No course taken by correspondence or extension may be
applied toward a major in Philosophy.