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Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Saint Louis University

B.A. undergraduate program in Sociology in the College of Arts and Sciences at Saint Louis University.

• MO

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Drury University

Sociology is a bachelor's degree program offered at Drury University.

• MO

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Alcorn State University

Last matched Aug 19, 2026

The Sociology program prepares students for a wide range of occupations in different institutional settings, including researcher, child-care worker, juvenile delinquency counselor, probation officer, substance abuse counselor, mental health worker, and group home worker. Students must complete all …more

• MS

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Rust College

The Sociology program is designed to prepare students for graduate and professional studies, and private and public employment in a broad range of areas such as Demography, Criminal Justice, Community Development, Counseling, and Social Services. Sociology majors complete thirty-three semester credi …more

• MS

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Queens University of Charlotte

In the sociology program, students develop a theoretically informed and evidence-based understanding of the social world and human behavior. The critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills students learn prepare them for a variety of careers, advanced graduate studies in the social scien …more

• NC

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Methodist University

The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology builds a foundation in sociological core courses, research methods, statistics, and sociological theory. All students must receive a final grade of C or better in all required courses for the Sociology major.

• NC

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Meredith College

In Sociology, the program encourages within students the development of social consciousness and an understanding of people, both as unique individuals and as members of a particular culture. Required coursework includes principles of sociology, social research principles, social theory, a community …more

• NC

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Saint Augustine's University

The major in Sociology provides students with an understanding of the forces and principles that govern social life and individual human interaction. Within this major, students learn elements of sociological theory and how to conduct basic social research. The Sociology major is a good foundation f …more

• NC

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Catawba College

Offered by the Department of Sociology in the James F. & Gerry T. Hurley School of Arts and Sciences.

• NC

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Mars Hill University

Sociology, as the scientific study of human social life, helps students understand the world and their place in it. The sociology major offers a flexible set of courses that expose students to the core of the discipline including theory, research methods, and social inequalities. Learning to see oft …more

• NC

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Livingstone College

The Sociology program offers a variety of courses designed to acquaint students with the scientific study of human life, with emphasis placed upon the forces that organize and structure societies and smaller groups as well as the forces that disorganize them.

• NC

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Greensboro College

Sociology examines how humans are affected by the positions they occupy in society and the world. The basic insight of sociology is that human behavior is shaped significantly by the groups to which people belong and by the social interaction that takes place within those groups. Sociology invites s …more

• NC

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan Campus

Sociology students learn not only the facts of social life, but also the methods for analyzing various claims about society. The sociological perspective enhances understanding of both interpersonal relations and larger social institutions, and prepares students for a variety of careers.

• NJ

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham Campus

Sociology students learn not only the facts of social life but also the methods for analyzing claims about society, developing the ability to evaluate arguments about family, class, race, gender and the mass media. A sociology education develops a social sophistication that goes beyond mere cynicism …more

• NJ

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

St. John's University-New York

St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers programs leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Fine Arts. The Bachelor of Arts requires the University and St. John's College Core Curriculum together with the major requirements, for a graduation total …more

• NY

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Fordham University

Sociology is the study of group life - ranging from the analysis of passing encounters between individuals on a city street to the examination of current trends in globalization. As a social science, it combines scientific and humanistic approaches to study the diversity of social relationships.

• NY

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Touro University

The Department seeks to give students the ability to apply sociology's approaches to their experience in various group contexts. Courses in the Department help students gain an understanding of social relationships and institutions and of the impact of society and culture on behavior. In addition, m …more

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

The New School

Sociology is a bachelor's degree program offered at The New School.

• NY

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

Clarkson University

Listed in the catalog's registered undergraduate degree programs as a Signature Teachout Program. Clarkson University is no longer accepting applications for this Bachelor of Science degree; continuing students may reference historical University Catalogs for the program's degree requirements.

• NY

Bachelor's Degree

Sociology

University of Mount Saint Vincent

The B.A. in Sociology requires 120 course credits, including 46 credits of undergraduate core requirements and a 30-credit sociology major with required courses, electives, and a senior seminar.