

9 Core Courses:(27 Credit Hours)
SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 105 Contemporary Social Problems
SOC 220 Social Statistics
SOC 245 Socialization and Group Relations
SOC 315 Social Stratification
SOC 318 Research Methodology
SOC 402 Classical Sociological Theory
SOC 404 Contemporary Sociological Theory
SOC 418 Senior Seminar
4 Content Courses: (12 Credit Hours)
SOC 205 Introduction to the City
SOC 305 Collective Behaviors
SOC 312 Majority/Minority Relations
SOC 321 Crime and Delinquency
SOC 322 Criminal Justice
SOC 340 Urban Sociology
SOC 350 Poverty, Oppression and Development in Africa
SOC 370 Immigration and Transnationalism
SOC 373 Social Institutions and Justice
SOC 374 Sociology of Religion
SOC 375 Social Change and Globalization
SOC 395 Field Experience (International or Study Abroad)*
SOC 409 Community Development in Developing Nations
SOC 416 Research and Data Analysis
SOC 417 Senior Thesis
SOC 495 Sociology Internship (3 credits may be applied toward major/minor)
SOC 498 Teaching Assistant*
* These courses may be used to meet graduation requirements but not the requirements of the major/minor.
SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 105 Contemporary Social Problems
SOC 245 Socialization and Group Relations
+ 3 SOC Content Courses (any 3 SOC courses of choice)
1st Year: The Sociology major or “prospective” student should take the following
courses to develop an understanding of sociology.
SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 105 Contemporary Social Problems
2nd Year: The student should take the following courses.
SOC 220 Social Statistics
SOC 245 Socialization and Group Relations
SOC 318 Research Methodology
3rd Year: The student should take the following courses.
SOC 315 Social Stratification
SOC 402 Classical Sociological Theory
SOC XXX Sociology Content Course
SOC XXX Sociology Content Course
4th Year: The student should take the following courses.
SOC 404 Contemporary Sociological Theory
SOC 418 Senior Seminar
SOC XXX Sociology Content Course
SOC XXX Sociology Content Course
We strongly urge students to follow this course sequence.
For specific prerequisites, consult the course catalog.