Major: Bachelor of Arts

• Students who have taken SLE may count 2 units of SLE towards the depth in discipline elective units. These units do not count for the introductory course requirement.

•  Any course 10 and above except for 196-199. At least nine units must be 99 and above.

The Writing in the Major (WIM) course for the Philosophy major, PHIL 80: "Mind, Matter, and Meaning", should be taken as soon as possible after the first introductory course in philosophy since it prepares students for the more advanced philosophy courses required for achieving breadth in the discipline.

The capstone experience aims to foster the integration of capacities, knowledge, and skills acquired in the student’s coursework for the major and to provide students with an opportunity to synthesize their undergraduate educational careers and to demonstrate their capacity for independent and creative philosophical work.

The Subplan in the History and Philosophy of Science enables students to combine interests in science, history, and philosophy. This field of study is declared on Axess and is printed on the transcript.

Students are required to complete a minimum of 61 units for this subplan. PHIL 196-199 do not count towards this unit requirement and no more than ten units with grades of Satisfactory (S) or Credit (CR) may count towards the 61-unit requirement.

A maximum of two transfer courses for a combined maximum of 10 units can be used for the subplan. In general, transfer courses cannot be used as substitutes for required courses.

For further information about the subplan, contact the History and Philosophy of Science Advisor.

The capstone experience aims to foster the integration of capacities, knowledge, and skills acquired in the student’s coursework for the major and to provide students with an opportunity to synthesize their undergraduate educational careers and to demonstrate their capacity for independent and creative philosophical work.

The subplan in Philosophy and Literary Thought enables students to combine their interests in philosophy and literary studies. This field of study is declared on Axess and is printed on the transcript.

Students are required to complete a minimum of 65 units for this subplan. PHIL 196-199 do not count towards this unit requirement. 2. No more than ten units with grades of Satisfactory (S) or Credit (CR) can be used to satisfy the major requirements.

A maximum of 15 transfer units may be counted toward the major, at most 10 of which may substitute for courses within Philosophy. Transfer credits may not substitute for PHIL 80: "Mind, Matter, and Meaning" or PHIL 81: "Philosophy and Literature", and are approved as substitutes for required courses only in exceptional cases.

Students who have taken SLE may count 2 units of SLE towards the depth in discipline elective units. These units do not count for the introductory course requirement.

For further information about the subplan, contact the Philosophy and Literary Thought Advisor.

The philosophy capstone experience aims to foster the integration of capacities, knowledge, and skills acquired in the student’s coursework for the major and to provide students with an opportunity to synthesize their undergraduate educational careers and to demonstrate their capacity for independent and creative philosophical work.