temerarious

The courses I took covered many topics in philosophy. They are: ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, political philosophy, health care ethics (bioethics), decision theory, Indian philosophy.

Thanks for your response. Is it ok if I post the same thread in the philosophy section? If not, perhaps a mod can move this thread to that section.

Hi, I'm in an unusual position. I got a 99th percentile GRE score: 170V/169Q. On AW, I got a 5. Now, I'm interested in pursuing philosophy in grad school. The problem is that it wasn't my undergrad major. I majored in a science. I did however minor in philosophy. I took as many philosophy courses as I could, which is a lot more than what a typical minor requires. I took 11 courses in philosophy. My CGPA is 3.65 and my philosophy GPA is 3.9. I'd ideally like to apply to PhD programs but I'm not sure I have a realistic shot. Can my GRE score help me avoid a terminal Masters? Is my philosophy GPA and coursework sufficient to get me into good PhD programs? Thanks!