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Philosophy | Bachelor’s Degree

University of Vermont

Description

Philosophy is all about the here and now -- we help students develop the reasoning and analytical skills necessary to grapple with real-world contemporary problems.

The analytic and critical skills students develop as a result of grappling with philosophical problems are applicable to decisions that must be made, for example, in industry, debates on public policy, medical ethics, law, and education. On a more personal level, the study of philosophy can help you to understand yourself as a thinking, acting being. Socrates said that “the unexamined life is not worth living.” He meant especially to include self-examination. What beliefs are important to you, and how rationally defensible are those beliefs? What principles do you cite for the actions you perform, and do those principles stand up to scrutiny?

Cost Total Cost $128,976

  • Tuition (yearly) $16,280

  • Housing & Meals (yearly) $13,354

  • Fees (yearly) $2,610

  • Cost information is approximate, please visit the program's website for the most up to date information available.

Financial Assistance

  • Grants & Scholarships

    Grants and scholarships can be awarded from a variety of sources including UVM, federal, state and private entities. Eligibility of grants is based primarily on financial need; although academic merit and/or course of study may also be issued.

    Pell Grant
    State or Local Grant
    Institutional Grant
    Private Grant
    Other Grant
    Federal Scholarship
    State or Local Scholarship
    Private Scholarship
    Other Scholarship
    Veteran Educational Assistance Program
    Post 9-11 GI Bill
    Department of Defense (DoD) Tuition Assistance
    State or Local Military Assistance

  • Loans

    Grants and scholarships can be awarded from a variety of sources including UVM, federal, state and private entities. Eligibility of grants is based primarily on financial need; although academic merit and/or course of study may also be issued.

    Federal Subsidized Loan
    Federal Unsubsidized Loan
    Private Loan
    State or Local Loan
    Parent PLUS Loan
    Other Loan

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  • Educational services; state, local, and private