Divisions & Programs

Sociology

The Sociology program is designed to familiarize students with an understanding of the basic principles, practices, theories, and methodologies of sociology. As a discipline, sociology is understood to be the systematic study of human social relationships at many different levels. The Sociology program is designed to prepare students for careers within the fields of social sciences, human services, journalism, and public affairs.

Students wishing to obtain a major in Sociology must complete the five courses listed below:

Course
Number		 Name Credits
RS 101 Old Testament Survey (3cr)
SO 215 Social Problems (3cr)
SO 350 Multicultural Issues (3cr)
SO 400 Sociological Theory and History (3cr)
SO 420 Social Research Methods (3cr)
SO 499 Final Project/Capstone (3cr)

Students also need to complete an additional 21 credit hours of course work from within the Social Sciences Division. Nine of these credit hours must be chosen in Criminal Justice.