The online B.A. or B.S. in Sociology gives you the tools to understand the forces
shaping communities, institutions, and social behavior. You’ll explore topics like
social change, inequality, and cultural diversity, and learn how to apply research
methods to address real-world problems. If you’re interested in crime and its impact
on society, our Criminology concentration prepares you for careers in criminal justice
or graduate study. This flexible, 120-credit program equips you with critical thinking
and analytical skills for a variety of career paths in social services, policy, and
beyond.
I know a lot of people don’t think they have the ability to do it (finish their degree),
but if they jump right in like I did, it’s completely possible.
Julianna
Criminal Justice ‘24 (and active member of the United States Navy)
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Our experienced faculty bring decades of real-world expertise in sociology. They’re
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to careers in social research, community advocacy, public policy, and human services.