College of DuPage
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College of DuPage
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Lake Forest College
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PHILO 1100: Introduction to Philosophy
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PHIL 110: Introduction to Philosophy: Classical Questions
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PHILO 1110: Ethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters
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PHILO 1112: Biomedical Ethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters, or PHIL 205: Medical Ethics, depending on the particular syllabus
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PHILO 1114: Business Ethics
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PHIL 203: Business and Professional Ethics
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PHILO 1116: Environmental Ethics
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PHIL 210: Environmental Ethics
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PHILO 1120: Logic
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PHIL 156: Logic and Styles of Argument
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PHIL 1125: Critical Thinking
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PHIL 100-level elective
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PHILO 1130: Social and Political Philosophy
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PHIL 117: Political Philosophy
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PHILO 1150: World Religions
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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PHILO 1160: History and Philosophy of Education
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PHIL 220: Philosophy of Education
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PHILO 1800: Special Project
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PHIL 100-level elective
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PHILO 1840: Independent Study—Individualized
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PHIL 100-level elective, or another course depending on specific syllabus
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PHILO 2010: Western Philosophy Greek-Renaissance
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Either PHIL 100-level elective, PHIL 200-level elective, or PHIL 290, depending on specific syllabus
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PHILO 2011: Western Philosophy Enlightenment-Present
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Either PHIL 100-level elective, PHIL 200-level elective, PHIL 291, PHIL 292, or PHIL 320 depending on specific syllabus
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PHILO 2150: Philosophy of Religion
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PHIL 223: Does God Exist?
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PHIL 2200: Introduction to Philosophy of Science
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PHIL 225: Philosophy of Science
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PHILO 2250: Introduction to Philosophy of Art
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PHIL 260: Aesthetics
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PHIL 2260: Indian Philosophy
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PHIL 200-level elective
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PHIL 2800: Special Project
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PHIL 200-level elective
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PHIL 2860-2871: Internship
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PHIL 200-level elective, or may not count toward philosophy major, depending on specific project
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Important Notes
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- The Lake Forest College Philosophy major requires three courses in the history of philosophy, of five offered. We can make some exceptions to this, but in general, we will not accept more than two history-of-philosophy courses from College of DuPage toward that requirement.
- In most cases, if a CDC student were to (hypothetically) take all the regular philosophy offerings at CDC, and PHILO 210 and 211 were accepted as two of Lake Forest’s 290, 291, 292, 320, or 355, she would still need to take one history-of-philosophy course, PHIL 325: Major Ethical Theories, PHIL 305: Comparative Philosophy: East-West, and a senior capstone (either a seminar, a research project, or a thesis).
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College of Lake County
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College of Lake County
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Lake Forest College
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PHI 121 Introduction to Philosophy
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PHIL 110-118, depending on the particular syllabus
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PHI 125 Introduction to Ethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters
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PHI 122 Logic
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PHIL 156: Logic and Styles of Argument
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PHI 128 Introduction to Social and Political Philosphy
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PHIL 117: Political Philosophy
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PHI 126 World Religions
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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PHI 129 Philosophy of Gender and Sexuality
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PHIL 200: Philosophy and Gender
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PHI 221 Asian Philosophy
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Either PHIL 114 or PHIL 275 or PHIL 285, depending on the particular syllabus
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PHI 123 Philosophy of Religion
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PHIL 223: Does God Exist?
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Important Notes
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- Of the philosophy courses offered at CLC, only the PHI 122: Logic will transfer as one of the required courses toward the Lake Forest College major. All others that count toward the major will count as electives. Thus, a hypothetical student who had taken all philosophy courses offered at CLC would still need to take at least six courses in philosophy to major in philosophy at Lake Forest College. We might waive requirements in special circumstances.
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Elgin Community College
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Elgin Community College
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Lake Forest College
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HUM 110 Introduction to Philosophy
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PHIL 110: Introduction to Philosophy: Classical Questions
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HUM 112 Western Philosophy I
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Either PHIL 100-level elective, or PHIL 290, depending on specific syllabus
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HUM 113 Western Philosophy II
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Either PHIL 100-level elective, PHIL 291, PHIL 292, or PHIL 320 depending on specific syllabus
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HUM 115 Critical Reasoning
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PHIL 100-level elective
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HUM 116 Logic
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PHIL 156: Logic and Styles of Argument
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HUM 117 Social & Political Philosophy
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PHIL 117: Political Philosophy
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HUM 118 Philosophy of Science
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PHIL 100-level elective, or PHIL 225, depending on the particular syllabus
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HUM 170 Introduction to Asian Philosophies
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PHIL 114: Asian Thought
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HUM 216 Ethics
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Either PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters, or PHIL 325, depending on the particular syllabus
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HUM 202 Philosophy of Religion
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PHIL 223: Does God Exist?
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HUM 217 Aesthetics
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PHIL 260: Aesthetics
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HUM 231 Contemporary Moral Issues
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Either PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters, or PHIL 203: Business and Professional Ethics, depending on the particular syllabus
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HUM 297 Independent Study in Humanities
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May count as a PHIL 200-level elective, depending on the topic
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Important Notes
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- The Lake Forest College Philosophy major requires three courses in the history of philosophy, of five offered. We can make some exceptions to this, but in general, we will not accept more than two history-of-philosophy courses from Elgin Community College toward that requirement.
- In most cases, if an ECC student were to (hypothetically) take all the regular philosophy offerings at ECC, HUM 216 were accepted as Lake Forest’s PHIL 325, and HUM 112-and 113 were accepted as two of Lake Forest’s 290, 291, 292, 320, or 355, she would still need to take one history-of-philosophy course, 305: Comparative Philosophy: East-West, and a senior capstone (either a seminar, a research project, or a thesis).
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Harper Community College
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Harper Community College
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Lake Forest College
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Phil 102: Symbolic Logic
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PHIL 156: Logic and Styles of Argument
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Phil 101: Critical Thinking
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PHIL 100-level elective
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Phil 105: Introduction to Philosophy
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PHIL 110: Introduction to Philosophy: Classical Questions, or another 100-level Introduction to Philosophy course, depending on the particular syllabus
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Phil 115: Ethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters
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Phil 120: Social and Political Philosophy
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PHIL 117: Political Philosophy
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Phil 150: Business Ethics
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PHIL 203: Business and Professional Ethics
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Phil 160: Non-Western Philosophy
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PHIL 100-level elective, PHIL 114, or another elective course, depending on the particular syllabus
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Phil 170: Environmental Ethics
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PHIL 210: Environmental Ethics
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Phil 180: Biomedical Ethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters, or PHIL 205: Medical Ethics, depending on the particular syllabus
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Phil 205: Religions of the World
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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Phil 210: Death and Dying
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PHIL 200-level elective
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Phil 215: Religion in America
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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Phil 220: Philosophy of Religion
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PHIL 223: Does God Exist?
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Phil 231: History of Philosophy: Ancient and Medieval
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Either PHIL 200-level elective or PHIL 290, depending on specific syllabus
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Phil 232: History of Philosophy: Modern
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Either PHIL 200-level elective, PHIL 291, PHIL 292, or PHIL 320, depending on specific syllabus
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Important Notes
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- The Lake Forest College Philosophy major requires three courses in the history of philosophy, of five offered. We can make some exceptions to this, but in general, we will not accept more than two history-of-philosophy courses from William Rainey Harper College toward that requirement.
- In most cases, if a Harper student were to (hypothetically) take all the regular philosophy offerings at Harper, and Phil 231 and 232 were accepted as two of Lake Forest’s 290, 291, 292, 320, or 355, she would still need to take one history-of-philosophy course, PHIL 325: Major Ethical Theories, PHIL 305: Comparative Philosophy: East-West, and a senior capstone (either a seminar, a research project, or a thesis).
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McHenry County College
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McHenry County College
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Lake Forest College
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Phil 151: Introduction To Philosophy
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PHIL 110: Introduction to Philosophy: Classical Questions, or another Introduction to philosophy course, depending on the particular syllabus
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Phil 155: Introduction to Logic
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PHIL 100-level elective
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Phil 158: Studies About Women
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Either will not count toward the philosophy major, or will count as PHIL 200: Philosophy of Gender, depending on the particular syllabus
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Phil 160: Eastern Philosophy
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PHIL 114: Asian Thought
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Phil 240: Philosophy Of Religion
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PHIL 223: Does God Exist?
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Phil 251: Introduction to Ethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters
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Phil 252: Bioethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters, PHIL 205: Medical Ethics, or 200-level elective, depending on the particular syllabus
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Phil 255: Living With Death
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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Phil 261: Religions Of The World
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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Phil 262: Foundational Religious Texts
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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PHL 290: Topics in Philosophy
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PHIL 200-level elective
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Important Notes
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- In most cases, if a MCC student were to (hypothetically) take all the regular philosophy offerings at MCC, unless the topic for MCC’s PHL 290 matched one of our required courses for the major, she would have taken only electives toward the Lake Forest College Philosophy Major, and would have all seven of the required courses still to take.
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Oakton Community College
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Oakton Community College
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Lake Forest College
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PHL105- Logic
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PHIL 100-level elective
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PHL107 - Business Ethics
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PHIL 203: Business and Professional Ethics
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PHL170 - Introduction to Philosophy of Science
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PHIL 100-level elective, or PHIL 225, depending on the particular syllabus
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PHL180 - Medical Ethics
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PHIL 205: Medical Ethics
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PHL204 - Environmental Ethics
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PHIL 210: Environmental Ethics
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PHL205 - World Religions
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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PHL215 - Asian Philosophy
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PHIL 114 or PHIL 275 or 285, depending on the particular syllabus
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PHL230 - Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
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Either PHIL 200-level elective or PHIL 290, depending on specific syllabus
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PHL231 - Modern and Contemporary Philosophy
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Either PHIL 200-level elective, PHIL 291, PHIL 292, or PHIL 320, depending on specific syllabus
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PHL240 - Philosophy of Religion
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PHIL 223: Does God Exist?
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PHL245 - Foundational Religious Texts
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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Important Notes
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- The Lake Forest College Philosophy major requires three courses in the history of philosophy, of five offered. We can make some exceptions to this, but in general, we will not accept more than two history-of-philosophy courses from College of DuPage toward that requirement.
- In most cases, if an Oakton student were to (hypothetically) take all the regular philosophy offerings at Oakton, and PHL 230 and 231 were accepted as two of Lake Forest’s 290, 291, 292, 320, or 355, she would still need to take PHIL 156: Logic and Styles of Argument, one history-of-philosophy course, PHIL 325: Major Ethical Theories, PHIL 305: Comparative Philosophy: East-West, and a senior capstone (either a seminar, a research project, or a thesis).
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Triton Community College
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Triton Community College
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Lake Forest College
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PHL 101: Introduction to Philosophy
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PHIL 110-118 or
100-level elective, depending on syllabus
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PHL 102: Logic
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100-level elective
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PHL 103: Ethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters
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PHL 104: Social and Political Philosophy
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PHIL 117: Political Philosophy
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PHL 105: World Religions
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Will not count toward philosophy major
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PHL 106: Biomedical Ethics
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PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters or
PHIL 205: Medical Ethics, depending on the particular syllabus
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PHL 113: Environmental Ethics
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PHIL 210: Environmental Ethics
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PHL 296: Special Topics in Philosophy
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PHIL 200-level elective or
a particular 200-level course offering, depending on topic
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Important Notes
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- Of the philosophy courses offered at Triton, only the PHL 102: Logic will transfer as one of the required courses toward the Lake Forest College major. All others that count toward the major will count as electives. Thus, a hypothetical student who had taken all philosophy courses offered at Triton would still need to take at least six courses in philosophy to major in philosophy at Lake Forest College. We might waive requirements in special circumstances, or accept 296 as a required course, depending on the topic.
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