Every field and career path needs people who can think logically and communicate effectively. Students majoring in philosophy learn how to examine complex problems, analyze internal logic, question assumptions, understand other points of view, and find unique and creative solutions. Graduates with these skills are sought after in fields like law, medicine and business, as well as the arts, humanities, history and social sciences. <br><br>Our department offers the Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy. Students in the major may also pursue the Bachelor of Arts degree with Leadership Distinction, which offers several paths for engagement beyond the classroom, such as advocacy, professional and civic engagement, internships and research opportunities. <br><br>Philosophy majors, on average, outperform other majors on the GRE, LSAT and GMAT, making it a great primary or secondary major for those pursuing a graduate or professional degree. Philosophy majors also lead the way in the pursuit of advanced degrees such as medical school, law school and business school as well as Ph.D. and master's degrees.