Philosophy Student Resources
Explore your interests. Sharpen your thinking. Find your path.
At SUNY Geneseo, our Philosophy Department offers a wide range of opportunities to help you grow—whether you're just starting out, preparing for graduate school, or looking to build connections with like-minded students. Through clubs, honors, advising, and mentorship, we support your academic and professional journey every step of the way.
Considering a Philosophy Major or Still Exploring?
Philosophy is an ideal choice for undeclared students who want to develop strong skills in reasoning, communication, and ethical decision-making. Whether you choose to major or minor, studying philosophy will prepare you for a wide range of careers in law, public service, business, and beyond.
Learn more about studying philosophy as an exploring or undeclared student
Thinking About Graduate School?
Our faculty offer expert graduate school advising for students pursuing advanced degrees in philosophy, law, theology, public policy, and other fields. You’ll find practical guidance on applications, letters of recommendation, and how to choose the right program.
Explore graduate school resources
Join the Philosophy Club
Looking to connect with other students who love big ideas? The Philosophy Club hosts regular discussions, events, guest speakers, and movie nights—all open to students of any major who want to explore philosophical questions in a casual, inclusive setting.
Check out the Philosophy Club
Achieve National Recognition
Exceptional students in philosophy may be eligible for induction into Phi Sigma Tau, the international honor society in philosophy. Membership is a prestigious recognition of academic excellence and includes opportunities for leadership and publication.
Learn more about Phi Sigma Tau Honor Society
Ready to Get Involved?
Whether you’re exploring philosophy for the first time or planning your future, SUNY Geneseo’s Philosophy Department provides the resources and support you need to succeed. Dive into the opportunities linked above—or reach out to one of our faculty members to start a conversation.