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They have a wide variety of choices and you're able to choose a bunch of different philosophy classes based on your interests. I had quite a few required classes but I enjoyed all of them (for the most part). I like the free reign of my major because I was able to take a bunch of philosophy electives which enhanced my experience.
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They have a tuition free per credit for 1-11 credits, but if you take 12+ credits in a semester then their is a flat rate. I have both scholarships and loans. There are merit scholarships available to all applicants (international and local) based on your GPA and ACT scores. I received a merit scholarship of $28,000 over four years as I had a 31 on my ACT and a 4.0 GPA.
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It's very easy so far. I'm only a freshman but I have a 4.0 GPA and coursework has not stressed me out too much. I am able to manage my time well and get in all assignments on time. I think the courses are not challenging.
Fees:
It was about $200 in additional fees per semester. I also spent around $250 on textbooks each semester.
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