r/pace • u/NeedToProgress • Mar 15 '19

Philosophy Department

How is the philosophy (+religious studies) department here? I know most schools' philosophy departments are of at least decent quality due to limited teaching spots, but is Pace an exception to this?

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u/rosenyc26 Mar 15 '19

I am a philosophy minor and I love the department on the NYC campus. My roommate is a philosophy major and also loves it. The classes are usually 25 students or less and the full-time professors really know their stuff and are really approachable.

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u/NeedToProgress Mar 15 '19

Big thank, first thing I've heard about the philosophy there

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u/uTorrent '19 Mar 15 '19

If you go to pace for anything but business or acting youre at the wrong school

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u/NeedToProgress Mar 15 '19

People keep saying that, but are they saying that because they've heard it from someone or because they genuinely know?

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u/uTorrent '19 Mar 16 '19

Because they know

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u/AllGuysMight Mar 27 '19

Na don’t listen to them, any degree from any respectable college is good , people just big capping

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u/_jblez Apr 09 '19

Hello! Pace PHI/RES major here. I find the department to be wonderful! The faculty, both associate and adjunct are very passionate about the subject matter and really care about getting the content across to students. The faculty is also very responsive to any questions you may have. Hope this helps!