Minoring in Philosophy at Warner Pacific provides the foundation of philosophy’s origins and how it works.
Students learn critical skills to think more logically and clearly. Having a sharp intellect through this course of study helps throughout your career.
Looking to go to graduate school later? A minor in Philosophy also complements any major and can help when applying to schools — including Warner Pacific.
18 credits: 9 credits in residence, 9 credits upper division. No more than 6 of the 18 credits may be used to satisfy General Education Core, major, or other minor requirements.
Required:
PHIL 201 Introduction to Philosophy 3
PHIL 300 Ethics 3 q PHIL 350 History of Western Philosophy 3
Electives (choose 9 credits from the following):
EN 370 Nature and Structure of English Language 3
FA 300 Aesthetics 3 q HUM 385 Critical and Cultural Theory 3
PHIL 211 Logic 3 q PHIL 379* Philosophy Seminar (topics alternate each year) 3
PSY 401 History and Systems of Psychology 3
REL/SOC 310 Religions of the World 3
REL/TH 410 Christian Ethics 3
*Course may be taken twice for credits applied to the minor
