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Program checklist · Philosophy: Pre-Law

Philosophy: Pre-Law

University of Mary Washington · Fredericksburg, VA

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Program
Award
Philosophy: Pre-Law
CIP
38.9999
Total credits (published)
33
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
232681
CourseShelf checklist
CK_232681_9395952f
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 59

Requirements to complete

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

Major Requirements

major core · 0 items

    Core Courses

    major core · 4 items
    1. PHIL 151B
      - Introductory Logic
      As published: “Introductory Logic”
      3
    2. PHIL 201
      - Ancient Greek Philosophy
      As published: “Ancient Greek Philosophy”
      3
    3. PHIL 202
      - Early Modern Philosophy
      As published: “Early Modern Philosophy”
      3
    4. PHIL 485
      - Research in Philosophy
      As published: “Research in Philosophy”
      3

    Philosophy and Law Courses (choose three)

    4 items
    1. PHIL 110
      - Introduction to Law
      As published: “Introduction to Law”
      3
    2. PHIL 320
      - Philosophy of Law I
      As published: “Philosophy of Law I”
      3
    3. PHIL 325
      - Philosophy of Law II
      As published: “Philosophy of Law II”
      3
    4. PHIL 499
      - Internship
      As published: “Internship (must be law related; must be 3 hours)”
      1-12

    History of Philosophy (choose one)

    7 items
    1. PHIL 301
      - Medieval Philosophy
      As published: “Medieval Philosophy”
      3
    2. PHIL 302
      - Hume And Kant
      As published: “Hume And Kant”
      3
    3. PHIL 303
      - Hegel, Marx, and Nietzsche
      As published: “Hegel, Marx, and Nietzsche”
      3
    4. PHIL 310
      - Plato
      As published: “Plato”
      3
    5. PHIL 342
      - Phenomenology
      As published: “Phenomenology”
      3
    6. PHIL 343
      - Existentialism
      As published: “Existentialism”
      3
    7. PHIL 344
      - Critical Theory
      As published: “Critical Theory”
      3

    Value Theory (choose one)

    8 items
    1. PHIL 160
      - Introduction to Ethics
      As published: “Introduction to Ethics”
      3
    2. PHIL 210
      - Social and Political Philosophy
      As published: “Social and Political Philosophy”
      3
    3. PHIL 212
      - Aesthetics
      As published: “Aesthetics”
      3
    4. PHIL 225
      - Practical Ethics
      As published: “Practical Ethics”
      3
    5. PHIL 226
      - Medical Ethics
      As published: “Medical Ethics”
      3
    6. PHIL 330
      - Environmental Ethics
      As published: “Environmental Ethics”
      3
    7. PHIL 335
      - Ethical Theory
      As published: “Ethical Theory”
      3
    8. PHIL 430
      - Seminar: Ethics, Environment, & Sustainability
      As published: “Seminar: Ethics, Environment, & Sustainability”
      3

    Chose one from either of the two categories below:

    0 items

      Philosophy of Science, Language, Technology

      4 items
      1. PHIL 244A
        - Philosophy of Science
        As published: “Philosophy of Science”
        3
      2. PHIL 251
        - Philosophy and Technology
        As published: “Philosophy and Technology”
        3
      3. PHIL 306
        - Advanced Logic
        As published: “Advanced Logic”
        3
      4. PHIL 307
        - Philosophy of Language
        As published: “Philosophy of Language”
        3

      Philosophy and Religion

      6 items
      1. RELG 210
        - Islam
        As published: “Islam”
        3
      2. RELG 251
        - Native American Religions
        As published: “Native American Religions”
        3
      3. RELG 350
        - Happiness: Here and Now
        As published: “Happiness: Here and Now”
        3
      4. PHIL 283
        - Hinduism
        As published: “Hinduism”
        3
      5. PHIL 284
        - Buddhism
        As published: “Buddhism”
        3
      6. PHIL 353
        - Islamic Philosophy and Theology
        As published: “Islamic Philosophy and Theology”
        3

      Electives (choose one course additional PHIL course from those listed above or one the courses below):

      electives · 8 items
      1. CLAS 302
        - Democracy and Revolution in Ancient Athens
        As published: “Democracy and Revolution in Ancient Athens”
        3
      2. CLAS 318
        - Ancient Slavery and Its Legacy
        As published: “Ancient Slavery and Its Legacy”
        3
      3. BLAW 201
        - Legal Environment of Business
        As published: “Legal Environment of Business”
        3
      4. ECON 342
        - Law and Economics
        As published: “Law and Economics”
        3
      5. HIST 416
      6. PSCI 422
        - American Civil Liberties
        As published: “American Civil Liberties”
        3
      7. RELG 305
        - Religion and Politics in the United States
        As published: “Religion and Politics in the United States”
        3
      8. SOCG 415

      At least 15 total credits in the degree program must be at the 300/400 level.

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