What is Philosophy?

Philosophy is about big ideas that actually matter — the kind that shape how people think, live, and change the world.

It’s about asking questions like:

• What’s true… and what isn’t?
• What’s the right thing to do?
• What does a fair society look like?
• Is there more to life than what we can see?
• Are there limits to science, money, or power?

If you’ve ever caught yourself overthinking, questioning everything, or wanting deeper answers — you’re already thinking like a philosopher.

Why Study Philosophy?

Philosophy isn’t just about reading old thinkers (though you’ll meet people like Plato, Augustine, Einstein, and Derrida). It’s about learning how to think better.

You’ll learn how to:

• Break down complex ideas
• See multiple sides of an issue
• Ask sharper questions
• Build strong arguments (and defend them)
• Turn complicated concepts into clear, powerful communication

Bottom line: Philosophy changes how you think — and that sticks with you for life.

What Makes This Program Different?

• Small classes → more discussion, more support, more connection
• Direct feedback → improve your writing, speaking, and ideas
• Philosophy club → meet people who love big conversations
• Scholarships available → support for your studies

Courses You Can Take

You’ll explore a mix of foundational and modern topics, like:

• Intro to Philosophy
• Critical Thinking
• Logic
• Philosophy of Mind
• Philosophy of Science
• Environmental Ethics
• Political Philosophy
• Philosophy of Religion

Where Can Philosophy Take You?

Philosophy grads don’t get stuck — they stand out.

You’ll build skills that open doors to careers like:

• Law
• Teaching
• Business
• Journalism
• Public Relations
• Government & Public Service
• Non-profits & NGOs
• Publishing

Philosophy is also one of the best prep programs for grad school — students consistently score at the top on exams like the GRE.

So… is Philosophy for you?

If you:

• Question everything
• Like deep conversations
• Want skills that actually transfer to real life
• Care about ideas, justice, truth, or meaning

Then yeah — it probably is.