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.

Program Overview

B.A. or B. S. in Sociology

 

Earn your sociology degree online and gain the skills to analyze complex social issues, advocate for equity, and make a difference in your community.

 

Format

100% Online

How it Works

Tuition

$295 / credit

Tuition & Fees

Credits

120

~4 years on average full-time

Course Catalog

Next term starts

Summer 2026

Ready to Apply?

The deadline for the Summer 2026 term is April 10. How to Apply

A Degree You Can Count On

  • Define key sociological concepts
  • Analyze social life across cultures
  • Evaluate power and privilege dynamics
  • Apply ethical social science research

 

For comprehensive information about our courses, please visit our course catalog.

Course Catalog

 

Shape Communities and Influence Change

Prepare for careers that address social needs, shape policy, and foster equity:

  • Social services specialist
  • Community development coordinator
  • Policy analyst
  • Human resources professional
  • Criminal justice professional (with Criminology concentration)

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We’re here to guide you every step of the way. Our online sociology program is built for busy adults, with faculty who bring real-world expertise in social research, policy, and community engagement. You’ll develop the skills to analyze social issues, understand diverse perspectives, and create meaningful change in your community and beyond.

 

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Put your past experience toward your degree. Use transfer credits, work experience, or life skills to get a head start, save money, and earn your degree faster.

How To Get Credits

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Double check you have all of your admissions requirements, and send in your application to be ready for our next start date!

How To Apply

Next start term

Summer 2026

Deadline to apply

April 10

Start Your Degree

as soon as May 11, 2026.

Meet Our Professors

 

Electra Weeks, Ph.D. 

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Electra Weeks holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology of Science and Technology from the New School for Social Research and an M.S. in Environmental Science and Policy from Johns Hopkins University. Her research explores technology and environmental justice. She teaches research methods, critical thinking, and writing, with a focus on diverse worldviews.

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