Ba philosophy in Acadia university

The study of philosophy is about asking big questions the meaning of life, the nature of the world around us, and what forms the basis of morality. While learning is more often focused on the what , students of philosophy take on the challenge of determining the why. By choosing to study philosophy you can learn valuable life skills to put to use in both your professional and personal lives. These life skills encompass effective communication, critical and logical thinking, and an ability to grasp all angles of an argument and analyze it to get to the crux of an issue - a skill-set vital to work in law, politics, business, and academia.

Completed a high school degree, All high school transcripts and other records of academic work, TOEFL - 90 IBT with no subtest score below 20, IELTS - 6.5 with no subtest score below 6.0, CAEL - 70 with no subtest score below 60, PTE Academic - 61 with no subtest score below 60, Cambridge English: Advanced - 176 with no subtest score below 169, MELAB - 80

Careers in Government, Journalism, Law, Paralegal, Policy analysis

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