976 Bachelor's degrees in Philosophy in United States

Many students at University of Scranton choose to earn a second major in Philosophy as a complement to their primary area of study. 

The Philosophy BA program from Skidmore College provides the concepts, analytical skills, and creative perception to engage deeply with the human situation.

Where is your life going? A big question like that sometimes requires a thorough look at religion. The Religion program at the University of Indianapolis is for students who want to wrestle with questions of faith and the church from the past, the present, and into the future.

The Philosophy program of Claremont McKenna College exposes students to classic texts and fundamental ideas. More importantly, it teaches students how to analyze problems, construct systematic arguments, develop their own viewpoints, and communicate their thoughts clearly and effectively.

With the Religious Studies major in the College of Theology and Christian Ministry from Belmont University, you can pursue your own unique interests in the study of religion.

The Philosophical Studies program at Bard College at Simon's Rock welcomes students to explore diverse approaches to these and other fundamental questions about the world and our place in it. 

The Philosophy Department at Davidson College aims to provide you with a systematic approach to foundational questions, an approach that stresses clarity and attention to detail.

The study of Philosophy at Lafayette College helps students to think critically, to understand and appreciate the contributions of the Western philosophical tradition, and to make reasonable decisions relevant to the problems of contemporary life.

As a Philosophy and Religion major at Hastings College you’ll gain skills that help you in any path you pursue: reading and thinking clearly through any set of facts, while analyzing arguments, communicating clearly and thinking deeply about the ethical and spiritual dimensions of your life’s work.

Philosophy from Roanoke College examines the essential questions of human existence: "What is the best kind of life to live?" "What is the difference between right and wrong?" "Is life meaningful or meaningless?" "What is truth?"

Philosophy, the “love of wisdom,” leads us to ask questions about ourselves, our world and what may lie beyond. In pursuing these questions, students enhance their abilities in analysis, self-reflection, argumentation and communication. Students of Philosophy at Wofford College, have many options after graduation; philosophy is excellent training for careers in law, politics and business.

The study of Philosophy at Covenant College is directed to helping students understand what philosophy is and how it has an inescapable relevance to their lives. The history of philosophy is an account of philosophers and thinkers making recommendations about how to conceive of or to interpret this or that element of human experience.

The Philosophy program at Messiah University, one of the top private Christian colleges in the U.S., explores fundamental issues about truth, ethics, God and human nature, and will help students work out the foundations of their faith and rationally defend it.

The study of Philosophy is an indispensable part of a liberal education. In its critical function, philosophy teaches students to analyze arguments and to assess the value of various claims of knowledge. We offer a bachelor degree in Philosophy at Saint Anselm College. 

Explore life’s biggest questions, sharpen your thinking, and prepare for any career — the Philosophy program at Centre College empowers you to lead, reason, and make a difference.

Religion is an important human phenomenon. The Religion and Philosophy program of Midland University emphasizes the critical analysis of Christianity’s sacred texts and doctrines, reflection on the nature of religious belief and practice, and the integration of faith into daily life.

The Philosophy program at Saint Mary's College of California seeks to cultivate a unique virtue in its students and faculty. This intellectual virtue we have called the Philosophical Habit of Mind.

Students in the Religion and Philosophy program of Wartburg College typically choose one of two paths: one to seminary, church-related vocations or graduate school, and the other to bring greater meaning and purpose to another field with ethical and analytical skills, and widened perspectives.

Students in Philosophy at Dallas Baptist University will be prepared for graduate school and/or careers in business, law, ministry, teaching, and writing, as well as pursuing philosophy itself professionally.

The Pastoral Ministry programme at Lee University is a comprehensive undergraduate degree available as a B.A. or B.S. over four years of full-time study. This professional course prepares students for leadership roles through biblical training, practical shadowing, and a mandatory eight-week internship in a ministry setting.