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What is the meaning of life? What is justice? Does God exist? What is truth? What is reality? These are the profound questions of life. A minor in Philosophy requires you to think deeply as you engage in the rigorous analysis of concepts and arguments.
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Your Philosophy minor is an excellent choice for developing a foundational of skills in problem-solving, communication, engaged listening and persuasion, writing, and creativity.
To declare a minor, complete the "Applying for a Minor" survey online, and you will be given further instructions. Once this has been processed you will receive an e-mail confirmation from the Advisement Center.