After Lewis & Clark

Are there career opportunities?

You bet. Philosophy develops intellectual survival skills that are useful in science, the ministry, journalism, government, computer science, business, and other professions. Philosophy majors are one of the three highest scoring groups on the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT), second on the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT), and sixth out of fifty on the Graduate Record Exam (GRE). Together with the relevant science courses, philosophy provides a unique preparation for medical school. Wisdom and success. What more could you ask?

Ludwig Wittgenstein: “Working in philosophy — like work in architecture in many respects — is really more a working on oneself. On one’s interpretation. On one’s way of seeing things. (And what one expects of them).”

Any examples?

• Reader in Philosophy, London School of Economics.

• Equal Opportunity Specialist, Federal Transit Administration Office of Civil Rights.
• Surtman Distinguished Professorship in Business Ethics, University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
• Data Base Administrator, Lewis and Clark College.
• Associate Professor Integral Theory Program, John F. Kennedy University San Francisco.
• Professor of History, Northwestern University.

• Winegrower.