The program's flexibility makes it possible for students, with faculty consultation, to design a program of study to meet particular interests or career objectives. Areas of concentration include General Sociology, Criminology, Resources and Methods, and Women's Studies. Admission requirements include a minimum 2.5 overall GPA, GRE of 800, three letters of recommendation, and an intellectual biography. Students who do not have an undergraduate background in Sociology are welcome and can, by meeting specified provisions, be admitted to the program. Financial assistance is available, on a competitive basis, in the form of graduate research assistantships.
Students have the opportunity to work closely with professors on research and publication projects.
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