Philosophy
Department: Academic Transfer and General Education
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At its root, the role of philosophy is to encourage critical reflection in order to find practical personal and social benefits. Engaging in the philosophical process broadens your perspective, reduces ignorance and enriches your ability to coexist with others who may perceive the world differently. Our Philosophy program addresses both the study of how individuals and groups have formed meaning in the human experience and also the skills for enhancing the critical and creative thinking of individual students. Courses are offered to meet general education requirements and provide opportunities for academic transfer into baccalaureate programs. Four courses are available:
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- What will it cost?
- How long will it take?
- What careers can I have?
What will it cost?
At 2020-21 tuition and fee rates, completing the 60 credits required for an associate of arts or associate of science degree costs:
Nebraska residents - $6,420
Non-residents - $9,180
These costs are for tuition and fees only for the program of study as listed in the CCC online catalog. It does not include the cost of foundations courses, retaking courses or taking courses in addition to those required for the degree. It does not include the cost of books, supplies, tools, computers or other items that may be required.
| 2020-21 Tuition and Fees (cost per credit) | Tuition | Fees | Total |
| Nebraska Resident | $92 | $15 | $107 |
| Non Resident | $138 | $15 | $153 |
How long will it take?
Finish in 2 years by completing 15 credits a semester for 4 semesters
The length of time to complete a program is based on a student taking only the courses required for the program as listed in our online catalog. It does not include the cost of foundations courses that may be required based on assessment scores, retaking courses or taking courses that are not required by your program of study.
Your adviser will develop a plan of study to meet your personal needs.
What careers can I have?