1. General Core Requirements: 42 credit hours (Includes SOCI 1301 Introduction to Sociology).
2. Sociology major core (36 hours): 12 of 36 hours must be from one of the following four concentration areas:
   1. Race, Class & Gender:SOCI 3306 Race & Ethnic Relations, SOCI 3310 Sociology of Gender, SOCI 3315 Single Women in the US, SOCI 3340 Sociology of Sexuality, SOCI 3355 Global Social Trend, SOCI 3365 Social Stratification
   2. Global Health Populations: SOCI 3311 Medical Sociology, SOCI 4300 Seminar in Sociology, SOCI 4310 Population Problems, SOCI 4325 Aging Population and Health, SOCI 4335 Global Health Disparity, SOCI 4342 Epidemiology and Global Health
   3. Crime & Deviance: SOCI 3326 Social Psychology and Human Interaction, SOCI 3375 Deviant Behavior, SOCI 3380 Criminology, SOCI 3390 Juvenile Delinquency, SOCI 4300 Seminar in Sociology, SOCI 4345 Terrorism and Political Violence
   4. Social Organization & Change: SOCI 2301 Marriage and Family, SOCI 3330 Urban Sociology, SOCI 4320 Sociology of Education, SOCI 4325 Aging Population and Health, SOCI 4330 Comparative Family Studies, SOCI 4340 Change & Social Movement, SOCI 4350 Sociology of Religion
3.     Departmental Requirements (15 hours):
   1. SOCI 4380 Research Methods
   2. SOCI 4385 Social Data Analysis
   3. SOCI 4390 Social Theory 
   4. 6 Hours from ANTH, CRIJ, SOCI or SOWK courses
   5. Minor or other fields (18 hours): 9 hours at the 3000-4000 level
4.     Free Electives (7 hours)

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2 hours from core lab sciences applied to Sociology Requirements.

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If students have not completed SOCI 1301 as a part of their core, it must be taken before taking upper-level coursework. 

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ENGL 3310 is preferred elective. 

Concentrations

Race, Class and Gender

Global Health Population

Crime and Deviance

Social Organization and Change

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Students should meet with their academic advisor to select best options.