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Program Information

• What is Sociology?
• Sociology is housed in the Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice, Law and Society Department. The department offers the following majors and minors:
  • Major and minor in Sociology
  • Major and minor in Anthropology*
  • Major and minor in Criminal Justice, Law and Society
  • Minor in Comparative Religion
  • Minor in Social Equity and Social Change
  • Minor in Gender & Sexuality Studies

*Students who major in Sociology cannot double-major in Cultural Anthropology

Career Information

• What can I do with this major?
• Scroll down to the “What can I do with These Majors?” section and click on the link, then find your major of interest

Declaring a major or minor in Sociology

• ��ɳ���� University students declare majors by the end of sophomore year or at 45 earned credits
• Current students interested in the Sociology major or minor should connect with a Sociology advisor as soon as possible.

Sociology Requirements

Course Planning for Major

• (includes two and four-year course planning)
• Courses to complete in the first two years to finish a Sociology major in four years:
  • One Introductory Sociology course - SOC 110, SOC 101, or SOC 150 (fall or spring)
    • Recommended to take only one Introductory course, as there is overlap in core content between the courses
  • If Math Level I:
    • MATH 122 College Algebra (prerequisite for Statistics) (fall or spring)
  • SOC 200 Introduction to Sociological Thought (offered intermittently)
  • One (or more) SOC elective

Note: Some Anthropology courses can satisfy Sociology major or minor requirements, by approval. Students should speak with their advisor or the department chair ahead of time.

Additional Advising Support

• Core degree requirements
• Connect with an advisor in the department.
• Connect with the Academic and Career Advising Center in AuCoin 129.