Majoring in Sociology allows you to do a systematic study of societies, groups, and human interaction. °µÍøTV graduates have obtained graduate degrees in sociology, and gone on to practice law, go into social work and counseling, and enter social policy fields.
- A minimum 53 credits are required for this major, including 25 upper-division credits.
- Acceptance into this major requires at least a 2.5 GPA in sociology courses at °µÍøTV, as well as a minimum 15 credits of completed sociology courses at °µÍøTV.
- A maximum 10 credits of SOC 4949 Internship in Sociology can apply toward the major.
- If you are already majoring in another discipline, this major can be a good second major to complement it.
- This major prepares you to apply sociological perspectives critically to social institutions and problems, and learn the skills of research design, data collection, and data analysis.