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Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Studies in Philosophy and Literature

USA

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What will I learn?

Through encounters with great literary and philosophical works, you’ll strengthen your capacity for ethical and reflective thought, allowing you to refine your own thinking in light of the record of human intellectual and creative expression. The integrated curriculum of philosophy and literature fosters an appreciation of language and the art of thoughtful questioning. Both are central capacities without which meaning eludes us. Learning to engage with a literary or philosophical text and apply it to real-world challenges is an essential first step in human self-understanding. The practice of deep reading, as understood and developed in this major, is itself an experiential and engaged activity, often overlooked and undervalued in today’s technology-saturated world. NEC commits itself to a curriculum that seeks to understand the natural and civic worlds and environments that are the basis for sustaining life and promoting human flourishing. To that end, philosophy and literature provide us with some of the most enduring and vital explorations of our relationship to both. This major complements every other discipline, providing a foundation for every profession and a commitment to a life of human excellence.

Study options

Full Time (4 Years)

Tuition fees
US$43,040.00 per year
Student Service Fee $2,040
Start date

August 2027

Venue

New England College Campus

98 Bridge Street,

Henniker,

New Hampshire,

03242, United States

Entry requirements

For international students

Official secondary school transcript or records (with English translation if necessary). Copy of a valid passport. New England College recognizes the IB curriculum as a challenging academic program that provides excellent preparation for university study. In most cases, credits are awarded for a minimum score of 5 on Standard Level (SL) exams and minimum score of 4 on Higher Level (HL). Additionally, students who earn an IB diploma in English can have their English Proficiency Score waived.A maximum of 30 credits may be awarded for IB.
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