Bachelor of Science - Philosophy & Religion

Religion classes include Introduction to: Jewish and Christian Scriptures; Religion, Race and Personality; Black Religion in America; Women in Religion, and many others. Courses integrate sociological method, critical social theory, and historical investigation into a comprehensive academic experience that is intellectually challenging and stimulating.

Philosophy classes include: Logic, Critical Thinking, Ethics, Aesthetics, Contemporary Black Social Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, and many others. By applying the philosophic method to historical and contemporary matters, the courses form a comprehensive academic experience that is both challenging and interesting.

The Philosophy and Religion unit has a demonstrated track record of equipping students with the academic skills necessary to thrive in competitive graduate programs as well as in the world outside of academics.