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Nov 23, 2024
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2017-2018 Academic Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Sociology B.A.
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The Sociology curriculum provides students with an understanding of the guiding sociological principles that influence human relationships in a complex society. The sociology program emphasizes applied, career-related experiences and an understanding of the pressing social issues and concerns of modern society. The curriculum is further molded by a desire to foster social awareness and a strong sense of civic and community responsibility.
A minor is required for the B.A. in Sociology.
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General Education Requirements:
Skills/Processes for Literacy:
Humanities:
- Fine Arts (1 course) FPAR, ADSA, MUS, ADAH
- Literature/Language (1 course) ENGL, FREN, SPAN
- Philosophy (1 course)
- Electives (2 courses) ADAH, ADSA, ENGL, FPAR, FREN, HUM, MUS, PHIL, REL, SPAN
Natural Science/Quantitative Reasoning:
(2 courses)
- Science Course: (BIOL, CHEM, PHYS, SCI, SUST)
- Additional MATH (Higher than MATH 115) or Science Course
Social Science
(3 courses)
Social Science Research Sequence
Sociology Courses
(33-39 Credits total)
*Sociological Concentrations (18 credits)
Students choosing a concentration can use this in lieu of the 2 course requirement at the 100/200 levels and the 4 course requirement at the 300/400 levels.
Criminology (select 6 courses)
Social Work (select 6 courses)
Social Work for students in the MSW Bridge Program with Saint Louis University
Requires additional acceptance; see Ellie Wideman, Assistant Professor and adviser, for details.
** required course(s) in the concentration
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