Graduate School

I strongly recommend that students interested in graduate school take an intermediate logic course (Phil 117 or Phil 119).

Students interested in applying to graduate school may find the following useful:

• Applying to Ph.D. Programs in Philosophy, by Eric Schwitzgebel, UC Riverside
• Philosophical Gourmet Report , Rankings of Departments
  
• Applying to MA Programs in Philosophy, by Robert Schwartz, Department of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
• Philosophical Gourmet Report on MA Programs in Philosophy
• Philosophical Gourmet Report's statement on placement

Writing Papers

Advice for writing Philosophy papers can be found at the following sites:

• Tips on Writing a Philosophy Paper, by Douglas W. Portmore
  
• Writing Philosophy, by Peter Lipton
  
• Guidelines on Writing a Philosophy Paper, by Jim Pryor
  
• A Guide to Writing, by Michael Huemer
  
• How to Write a Philosophy Paper, by Jeff McLaughlin
  

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