The concentration in Sociology within the Social Sciences provides you with some specialized courses in The Family, Ethnic and Minority Relations, Social Stratification, Social Problems, and Social Movement. By combining those courses with liberal arts requirements, you will be prepared to transfer to a 4 year college and continue studying sociology, psychology, or criminal justice. You will learn about group dynamics, and the processes and consequences of interaction among persons and groups. With a bachelors degree in Sociology, you will be qualified to work in public and private welfare agencies, hospitals, research institutes, consulting firms, schools, and corporations. Features Small classes allow you to have lively discussions with your classmates and professor.
Topics range from family functioning, to ethnicity, to social issues.
Classes are more than lectures. You will have the opportunity to participate in group projects, movies, presentations, and discussions as part of the curriculum. Facts Our internship coordinator in the Career Development Center can assist you in setting up an internship opportunity suited to your needs and goals. If you are interested in the study of sociology and are planning to transfer to a four-year college, this is the program for you. Core courses provide a broad background in the Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.