As a sociology major, you’ll learn how people connect, communities form, and societies change. You’ll take classes such as Marriage and Family, Social Problems, World Cultures, Contemporary Theory, and Research Methods. Along the way, you’ll build skills in analysis, communication, and data interpretation that are valuable in any career.
Degree Options
- Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
- Minor in Sociology
Careers
Graduates are prepared for careers in business, government, education, and nonprofit organizations or to continue studies in graduate school. Sociology is an excellent choice for students interested in the helping professions, law, or public service.
Contact
Shari Valentine
Assistant Professor of Sociology, Human Services, and Criminal Justice
870-230-5414