2007-2009 Undergraduate Catalog

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2007-2009 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

Sociology

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Requirements in the Core Curriculum:

Specifics on these requirements can be found in The Academic Program .

Integrative Studies - 50 hrs
Foreign Language - 10 hrs
Mathematics - 5 hrs
Health and Physical Education Lifestyle Series - 3 hrs
Senior Year Experience - hrs depend upon course selected

Requirements in the major (55 hrs or equivalent):

SOCL 120 - INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY
SOCL 300 - RACIAL AND ETHNIC RELATIONS
or
SOCL 325 - SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILY DIVERSITY
or
SOCL 410 - INEQUALITY AND POVERTY
or
SOCL 470 - SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER
SOCL 330 - RESEARCH METHODS FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
SOCL 412 - CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
or
SOCL 420 - CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
SOCL 498 - CAPSTONE FIELD EXPERIENCE
or
SOCL 499 - CAPSTONE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
MATH 230 - STATISTICS I
SOCL electives - at least 25 hrs; courses in the optional concentrations may be used to help fulfill this requirement.

The following optional concentrations are available in the major:

Criminology concentration (at least 3 courses required)

Family Diversity concentration (at least 3 courses required)

SOCL 190 - SOCIOLOGY OF WOMEN
SOCL 210 - SOCIAL PROBLEMS
SOCL 230 - FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOCL 260 - SOCIOLOGY OF THE BLACK EXPERIENCE
SOCL 300 - RACIAL AND ETHNIC RELATIONS
SOCL 325 - SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILY DIVERSITY
SOCL 410 - INEQUALITY AND POVERTY
SOCL 470 - SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER
With permission of Department Chairperson, SOCL 390 and/or 490 may be substituted for one or more of above courses.

Urban Sociology concentration (at least 3 courses required)

Residence Requirement:

Must be fulfilled by all transfer students (see The Academic Program .)

Required total hours for the degree:

At least 180 - also see exceptions/additional comments in The Academic Program .

Application for Degree:

A prospective graduate must request an Application for Degree at the Registrar’s Office two terms prior to the term in which the degree is to be completed.