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Program Information
Major and Minor Requirements
What Can You Do with a Sociology Degree?
Since sociology promotes an understanding of society and people's
interactions with others, it can be beneficial in many careers
and employment opportunities. Employers look for people with
the knowledge and skills that an undergraduate education in sociology
provides.
Although the job market has many set careers in this field, individuals
are often able to create opportunities suited to their own unique
talents and interests. Having a B.A. in sociology can be helpful
in a number of positions throughout the social service, corporate,
and government sectors.
Since at its heart, sociology offers an understanding and critique
of contemporary social issues, sociology offers valuable preparation
for careers in journalism, politics, public relations, business,
and public administration--fields that involve investigative skills
and working with diverse groups. Many students choose sociology
because they see it as a broad liberal arts base for professions
such as law, education, medicine, social work, and counseling.
The B.A. in sociology is also excellent preparation for future
graduate work in sociology in order to become a professor, researcher,
or applied sociologist.
For further information, visit the American
Sociological Association Web site.
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