At this stage philosophy and european studies look like the two disciplines I'd be most likely to major in. What's vce philosophy like Butler?
VCE philosophy involves reading excerpts from texts, both ancient and modern, and trying to decipher what the hell they're talking about (It becomes easier). Unit 3 was based on The Good Life, so essentially morality, and we read Plato, Aristotle, Murdoch and Nietzsche. Unit 4 was Science, Knowledge and the Mind, which was divided into two subtopics. The first was the Mind/Body Problem, which is whether the mind is a physical part of the body or not. The second subtopic was whether science can give us knowledge. It has been, by far, the best subject I chose this year. I highly recommend it, and plan on majoring in it with my BA.