BS Applied Sociology

Course Overview This Sociology program provides a scientific foundation for understanding human behavior and social structures, preparing students to analyze and address complex societal issues. Students can choose between a Bachelor of Arts for a broad liberal arts focus or a Bachelor of Science, which includes a practical internship and emphasizes applied research skills. Both paths develop critical thinking and data analysis expertise, opening doors to diverse careers in law, non-profits, business, and public service. Key Program Highlights Choice between a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a hands-on Bachelor of Science (B.S.) with an internship requirement Practical training in both qualitative and quantitative research methods and data analysis software Exploration of diverse topics like criminology, race, gender, social movements, and sustainability Development of highly transferable skills in critical thinking, data interpretation, and writing Preparation for careers in data analysis, law, non-profit work, human resources, and public administration