BS in Philosophy degree?

answers1: Yes, mostly. I mean, you could also get a B.A. in creative
or formal writing (English) and be a writer. When it comes down to
it, everything is philosophy. That is why the doctoral version of
most every discipline is a Ph.D. (Doctor of philosophy in...
something). <br>
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Basically you would be limited to getting your teaching certificate at
the Bachelor's level and teaching K-12. If you got your Master's, you
might could teach at a junior college. Get your doctorate.. teach at
a university. <br>
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When you think about EVERYTHING being a philosophy (for instance --
bio-logy is bio-logos [logos being Greek for reason]), you would be
better off majoring in some discipline and getting a minor in
philosophy if you so choose. That would make you more marketable in
the workforce. <br>
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But if you want to be a philosophy teacher, go the graduate route. <br>
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Do remember that Immanuel Kant never had more than a Bachelor's
degree. And if he's not a philosopher, then I don't know who is. :)
answers2: You could be a movie critic. <br>
Philosophy is not for "real life" situations.