Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy - Logic and the Philosophy of Science

The philosophers in our department have a variety of specialties in philosophy and represent diverse philosophical perspectives.Our department offers a BA in philosophy, as well as a four minors and six clusters. The undergraduate program stresses Western philosophy, ancient and modern, and gives particular emphasis to recent and contemporary Anglo-American philosophy. The department’s course offerings provide an excellent foundation for graduate work in law and cognitive science, as well as in philosophy itself.A major in philosophy is also a valuable asset when combined with a major in political science, economics, or natural sciences such as biology, chemistry, geology, physics, and psychology.Internships provide an opportunity to put the skills learned in philosophy to work in a variety of professional settings, and can be useful in exploring career possibilities.Career OpportunitiesThe analytical skills developed by studying philosophy are excellent preparation for law school and graduate school in philosophy, and provide a foundation for success in many walks of life. Courses in ethics are also helpful for medical and business students who may find it necessary in their work to make moral decisions, and to take moral stands.A logic specialty coupled with some courses in mathematics is good preparation for entering into computer-related work and other technical fields.

Secondary school transcript -Your secondary school transcript must be submitted directly from your school counselor or the designated official you have indicated on you official application. School officials must submit your transcript on your behalf through the Common Application or the Coalition/Scoir Application using the University of Rochester school code (002894). This transcript should include all grades from 9th through 11th grade