The study of society at large is sociology. How society works, why it works, and what are the possible changes that one can work upon for it to become a better place is all part of sociology. The first and foremost reason for studying sociology is one's interest in the subject. But only having an interest does not suffice the needs of future security. The topics and issues learned during the course do not relate to a single stream but a multitude of them, offering scores of job opportunities. When a diversity of students study in the same class, they come forward with their experiences, knowledge, and perception of something familiar to all, giving the first-hand experience of accepting and respecting the different points of view. A society undergoes continuous change, and studying about it makes one more adept at adaptability.