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Program checklist · BA

Philosophy, BA

Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Main Campus · Indiana, PA

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Program
Award
BA
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP
38.0101
Total credits (published)
120
Credits (computed from items)
168
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
213020
CourseShelf checklist
CK_213020_4f5d5c67
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 59

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Crimson Core: 40-42 cr

0 items

    Quantitative Reasoning and Data Analysis: 3

    1 item
    1. MATH 117
      3

    Values and Ethics: 3

    1 item
    1. ECON 122
      3

    Civic Readiness: 3 credits

    1 item
    1. POLI 111
      3

    Global Learning: 3

    1 item
    1. ECON 121
      3

    Required Courses for the PHIL Major (6 credits)

    2 items
    1. PHIL 101
      3
    2. PHIL 122
      3

    General Philosophy Specialization (24 credits)

    0 items

      History of Philosophy (3 credits)

      4 items
      1. PHIL 324
        3
      2. PHIL 326
        3
      3. HIST 302
        3
      4. HIST 332
        3

      Mind and World (3 credits)

      4 items
      1. PHIL 360
        3
      2. PHIL 390
        3
      3. PHIL 420
        3
      4. PHIL 460
        3

      Ethics and Values (3 credits)

      7 items
      1. PHIL 130
        3
      2. PHIL 140
        3
      3. PHIL 240
        3
      4. PHIL 270
        3
      5. PHIL 320
        3
      6. PHIL 323
        3
      7. PHIL 450
        3

      Philosophy Electives (15 credits)

      15 items
      1. PHIL 100
        3
      2. PHIL 130
        3
      3. PHIL 140
        3
      4. PHIL 221
        3
      5. PHIL 240
        3
      6. PHIL 270
        3
      7. PHIL 320
        3
      8. PHIL 323
        3
      9. PHIL 324
        3
      10. PHIL 326
        3
      11. PHIL 360
        3
      12. PHIL 390
        3
      13. PHIL 420
        3
      14. PHIL 450
        3
      15. PHIL 460
        3

      Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) Specialization (27 credits)

      0 items

        Required Courses for PPE Specialization (6 credits)

        2 items
        1. PHIL 323
          3
        2. POLI 359
          3

        Economics (6 credits)

        5 items
        1. ECON 223
          3
        2. ECON 330
          3
        3. ECON 345
          3
        4. ECON 356
          3
        5. ECON 360
          3

        Political Science (6 credits)

        6 items
        1. POLI 250
          3
        2. POLI 282
          3
        3. POLI 351
          3
        4. POLI 354
          3
        5. POLI 358
          3
        6. POLI 370
          3

        Philosophy (9 credits)

        7 items
        1. PHIL 130
          3
        2. PHIL 140
          3
        3. PHIL 240
          3
        4. PHIL 270
          3
        5. PHIL 320
          3
        6. PHIL 324
          3
        7. PHIL 450
          3

        Free Electives: 45-50

        0 items

          SLOs

          1 item
          1. Analyze the links between values and socialinstitutions, with specialemphasis on the state andmarket economies.
            Not resolved to a course

          SLOs

          9 items
          1. Construct arguments in defense of ones’ own philosophical view.
            Not resolved to a course
          2. Assessment: Scoring of essays from junior/senior philosophy majors using specialized rubric in 300-400 level PHIL courses.
            Not resolved to a course
          3. Learning Category: B–Skills
            Not resolved to a course
          4. Present and explain philosophical positions (fromhistorical and contemporary figures), and importantobjections to them.
            Not resolved to a course
          5. Assessment: Scoring of essays from junior/senior philosophy majors using specialized rubric in 300-400 level PHIL courses.
            Not resolved to a course
          6. Learning Category: A–Knowledge
            Not resolved to a course
          7. Apply moral and philosophical theories to ethical issues in the socio-political sphere.
            Not resolved to a course
          8. Assessment: Written essays; oral presentations; in-class writing assignments in Ethics and Values courses such as PHIL 122, PHIL 130, PHIL 140, PHIL 270, PHIL 320, and PHIL 323, PHIL 450.
            Not resolved to a course
          9. Learning Category: C–Capabilities
            Not resolved to a course
          Source. Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Main Campus, catalog 2026-2027 — https://catalog.iup.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=22&poid=7477. Captured page pages/0259.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.