The Sociology Department offers a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree program in Sociology, which requires 96 credit hours of core sociology courses, plus 33 elective hours (chosen in consultation with a departmental advisor).
Suggested curricular flow through the major:
First Year |
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I semester (Fall) |
II semester (Spring) |
SOC 108: Introduction to Sociology I (6) |
SOC 109: Introduction to Sociology II (6) |
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Sophomore Year |
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I semester (Fall) |
II semester (Spring) |
SOC 210.1: Classical Social Theory (6) SOC 221.1: Qualitative Research Methods (6) SOC 284: Social Stratification and Inequality (6)
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SOC 211.1: Contemporary and Advanced Social Theory (6) SOC 222.1: Quantitative Research Methods (6) SOC 290.1: Internship I (2) |
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Junior Year |
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III semester (Fall) |
IV semester (Spring) |
SOC 324.1: Applied Social Statistics and SPSS (6) SOC 381.1: Sociology of Deviance (3) SOC 360: Sociology of Culture (3)
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SOC 331.2: Market Society (6) SOC 363.2: Identity and Differences (6) SOC 246: Sociology of Conflict (3) SOC 354.2: Sociology of Gender (3) SOCF 390.1: Internship I (4) |
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Senior Year |
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V semester (Fall) |
VI semester (Spring) |
SOC 480.1: Senior Thesis Seminar I (6) SOC 343.2: Urban Sociology (6) SOC 333.1: State and Society (3) |
SOC 483.1: Senior Thesis Seminar II (6) SOC 367: Sociology of Religion (3)
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Please find here the descriptions of core sociology courses.