Sociology (B.A.)

Graduates of the Sociology program are well-prepared for a diverse range of careers in both public and private sectors. With strong analytical, research, and communication skills, they often pursue roles such as social researchers, policy analysts, community service managers, behavioral specialists, urban planners, and probation officers. The program equips students to understand social patterns, human behavior, and institutional structures, making them valuable in areas like social services, education, public health, criminal justice, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Additionally, the degree provides a solid foundation for those seeking to continue their studies in graduate or professional schools, including law, social work, and public administration.