The Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Iowa, develops students' ability to think logically and analytically, focusing on the evolution of philosophical thought from ancient to modern times. The curriculum covers five key specialization areas and includes required coursework in symbolic logic, ancient philosophy, modern philosophy, and several advanced philosophy electives. Majors benefit from small class sizes, accessible faculty, and a range of personalized research and extracurricular opportunities, including colloquia, philosophy clubs, and undergraduate research journals. The program prepares graduates for a variety of careers and further study by strengthening critical thinking, argumentation, and communication skills.