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The Sociology major is designed to contribute to the overall intellectual and personal development of liberal arts students and provide them with backgrounds useful for careers in a variety of fields. Graduates are employed in community, business, and organizational settings, and attend graduate school in sociology, social work, law and other fields. Practicum and internship courses give students an opportunity to gain experience in one or more field placement settings to complement classroom instruction.
Students wishing to major in Sociology should contact the department chairperson prior to the junior year to facilitate planning a sequence of required and elective courses. Transfer students should contact the chairperson of the department when they request admission to the University.
Subtotal: 19 credits
Total: 37 credits
*any SOC/ANT course designated as such is an approved reuse to meet Liberal Arts Core Tier II Cultural Perspectives
*any SOC/ANT course designated as such is an approved reuse to meet Liberal Arts Core Tier II Individuals and Societies
^meets Stage 2 University Writing Requirement
^^meets Stage 3 University Writing Requirement