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Spring 2024
Philosophy, Statesboro Campus

Required Course:

PHIL 3100: AncientGreek & Roman Philosophy – Larkin (MW 4-5:15)
- This course is only offered in the Spring on the Statesboro campus.

Logic Requirement:

PHIL 2020: Critical Thinking – Enos (TR 11-12:15)

Major Electives:

PHIL 3030: Philosophy of Race & Law – Wallace (TR 5-6:15)
PHIL 3030: Religion & Science – Slone (TR 12:30-1:45)
PHIL 3332: Contemporary Moral Problems – Tubig (TR 2-3:15)
PHIL 3130: Early Modern Philosophy – Eaton (TR 3:30-4:45)
- This counts for the History/Time Period requirement, if you need one of those! Review your advisement information if you aren’t sure.
PHIL 3635: Existentialism – Butterfield (MW 2:30-3:45)

Spring 2024
Philosophy, Religious Studies Concentration, Statesboro Campus

Required Course:

PHIL 3100: AncientGreek & Roman Philosophy – Larkin (MW 4-5:15)
- This course is only offered in the Spring on the Statesboro campus.

Philosophy of Religion:

RELS / PHIL 3030: Religion & Science – Slone (TR 12:30-1:45)

Religious Studies Interdisciplinary Electives:

RELS 3030: Religion & Media – Curtis (TR 11-12:15)
RELS / PHIL 3030: Religion & Science – Slone (TR 12:30-1:45)
HIST 4530: Revelation & Revolution – Skidmore-Hess (TR 9:30-10:45)
PSYC 3231: Psychology of Religion – Nielson (TR 2-3:15)

Philosophy Major Electives:

PHIL 3030: Philosophy of Race & Law – Wallace (TR 5-6:15)
PHIL 3030: Religion & Science – Slone (TR 12:30-1:45)
PHIL 3332: Contemporary Moral Problems – Tubig (TR 2-3:15)
PHIL 3130: Early Modern Philosophy – Eaton (TR 3:30-4:45)
PHIL 3635: Existentialism – Butterfield (MW 2:30-3:45)

Philosophy, Religious Studies Concentration for previous year (2022-2023 & earlier)

Ancient Greek & Roman or Early Modern Philosophy:

PHIL 3100: AncientGreek & Roman Philosophy – Larkin (MW 4-5:15)
- This course is only offered in the Spring on the Statesboro campus.
PHIL 3130: Early Modern Philosophy – Eaton (TR 3:30-4:45)

Philosophy of Religion:

PHIL 3635: Existentialism – Butterfield (MW 2:30-3:45)

Religious Studies Interdisciplinary Electives:

RELS 3030: Religion & Media – Curtis (TR 11-12:15)
RELS / PHIL 3030: Religion & Science – Slone (TR 12:30-1:45)
HIST 4530: Revelation & Revolution – Skidmore-Hess (TR 9:30-10:45)
PSYC 3231: Psychology of Religion – Nielson (TR 2-3:15)

Philosophy or Religious Studies Major Electives:

PHIL 3030: Philosophy of Race & Law – Wallace (TR 5-6:15)
PHIL 3332: Contemporary Moral Problems – Tubig (TR 2-3:15)
PHIL 3130: Early Modern Philosophy – Eaton (TR 3:30-4:45)
PHIL 3635: Existentialism – Butterfield (MW 2:30-3:45)
RELS 3030: Religion & Media – Curtis (TR 11-12:15)

RELS / PHIL 3030: Religion & Science – Slone (TR 12:30-1:45)

Fall 2023
Philosophy, Law Concentration, Statesboro Campus

Required Course:

PHIL 3100: AncientGreek & Roman Philosophy – Larkin (MW 4-5:15)
- This course is only offered in the Spring on the Statesboro campus.

Area F – Logic Requirement:

PHIL 2020: Critical Thinking – Enos (TR 11-12:15)

Ethics, Politics, & Law Courses:

PHIL 3030: Philosophy of Race & Law – Wallace (TR 5-6:15)
PHIL 3130: Contemporary Moral Problems – Tubig (TR 2-3:15)
- This should be PHIL 3332

Interdisciplinary Law Courses:

PHIL 3030: Philosophy of Race & Law – Wallace (TR 5-6:15)
PHIL 3130: Contemporary Moral Problems – Tubig (TR 2-3:15)
- This should be PHIL 3332
LSTD 3630: White Collar Crime – Wiggins (MW 2:30 – 3:45)
PBAD 4231: Administrative Law – Lubin (online)
POLS 3137: Judicial Politics – Curry (TR 2-3:15)
POLS 3449: Torts – Tecklenburg (online)
POLS 4440: Immigration Law & Policy – Stobb (online)
PSYC 4502: Psychology & Law – Hackney (TR 12:30-1:45)

Major Electives:

PHIL 3030: Philosophy of Race & Law – Wallace (TR 5-6:15)
PHIL 3030: Religion & Science – Slone (TR 12:30-1:45)
PHIL 3130: Contemporary Moral Problems – Tubig (TR 2-3:15)
- This should be PHIL 3332
PHIL 3130: Early Modern Philosophy – Eaton (TR 3:30-4:45)
PHIL 3635: Existentialism – Butterfield (MW 2:30-3:45)

Philosophy, Law Concentration for previous year (2022-2023 & earlier)

Required Course:

PHIL 3100: AncientGreek & Roman Philosophy – Larkin (MW 4-5:15)
- This course is only offered in the Spring on the Statesboro campus.

History Requirement:

PHIL 3130: Early Modern Philosophy – Eaton (TR 3:30-4:45)

Law Concentration Courses:

PHIL 3030: Philosophy of Race & Law – Wallace (TR 5-6:15)
PHIL 3332: Contemporary Moral Problems – Tubig (TR 2-3:15)
LSTD 3630: White Collar Crime – Wiggins (MW 2:30 – 3:45)
PBAD 4231: Administrative Law – Lubin (online)
POLS 3137: Judicial Politics – Curry (TR 2-3:15)
POLS 3449: Torts – Tecklenburg (online)
POLS 4440: Immigration Law & Policy – Stobb (online)
PSYC 4502: Psychology & Law – Hackney (TR 12:30-1:45)

Logic Requirement:

PHIL 2020: Critical Thinking – Enos (TR 11-12:15)

Major Electives:

PHIL 3030: Philosophy of Race & Law – Wallace (TR 5-6:15)
PHIL 3030: Religion & Science – Slone (TR 12:30-1:45)
PHIL 3332: Contemporary Moral Problems – Tubig (TR 2-3:15)
PHIL 3130: Early Modern Philosophy – Eaton (TR 3:30-4:45)
PHIL 3635: Existentialism – Butterfield (MW 2:30-3:45)

*You may encounter an error if you try to register for multiple PHIL 3030 courses in the same semester. If this happens and you want to add a 2nd PHIL 3030 course, email mbowen@georgiasouthern.edu for help!

*Courses that are listed in multiple categories can count in either spot in your degree. However, they cannot double-dip and count for both.

If you are having trouble getting into classes you need, here are some suggestions:

Be willing to take sections of these classes at days and times other than the most popular. It helps to be flexible in your scheduling.
If it’s a core class that has options in the same area, check out the other possibilities that are still available. For example, MUSC 1100, Music Appreciation (Area C); TCGT 1530, Science, Tech, and the Environment (Area D); and GEOG 1130, World Regional Geography (Area E), often have openings.
In the case of a closed class that is necessary for you to progress in your program AND you are “stuck” (unable to make a full schedule) until you take that class, you may want to try asking for an override. Here’s the correct procedure:
- Contact your advisor who, if he/she approves, will send an e-mail petition on your behalf to the Associate Dean of the college. Overrides will be considered for “emergency” situations only (such as the one stated above). Associate Deans will add the course to your schedule if they grant your advisor’s petition.

Contact your advisor for more assistance.

Last updated: 10/5/2023