I'm an American who is pursuing a bachelors in philosophy

dunno

>>71538315
This is one of those things that are a pain in the ass to figure out.
Good luck.

(My guesss is "yes" with a bunch of convoluted caveats).

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>>71538315

What is it with Americans mixing up their degrees with completely unrelated minors? Why won't you simply get a degree in one field?

>>71540200
>What is it with Americans mixing up their degrees with completely unrelated minors?
We do that here too. I don't know if it's "an American thing".

It will depend on what share of your grade/the number of your credits is business/maths courses.

Is it true thay people with philosophy degrees actually have a chance of being employed in the USA?
How and where is it used?

>>71541029
Usually no, unless you're from a promenant Alma Mater.

>>71541029
You're not getting a degree in philosophy, are you?

>>71541029
OP here. Not exactly sure how but I plan to get a business job. Marketing probably. And once I build experience working I will decide if I want to get a masters in buisness and continue my work in that field. Or if I want to pursue being a philosophy teacher which is my passion.