The course plan below is a sample plan for your major; it does not and should not replace meeting with your Academic Advisor to map out the best course plan that suits your individual academic goals and placement upon initial registration.

Classes listed may not necessarily be offered during a particular term. 

Year 1
Fall Semester	Spring Semester
ENG 110	ENG 111
CORE 179	BUS 202 or 302
MTH 140	SWK 100
SOC 101	PHL
HST	Natural Science

Year 2
Fall Semester	Spring Semester
CORE 279	Foreign Language 111
Foreign Language 110	SOC 215
PSY 100	SOC Elective
THL	PHL
Elective	Elective

Year 3
Fall Semester	Spring Semester
CORE 379	SOC 352
SOC 255	SOC Elective
PSY 212	THL
Art/Music/Theatre	LIT
Elective	Elective

Year 4
Fall Semester	Spring Semester
SOC 497	SOC 479
SOC Elective	Elective
Elective	Elective
Elective	Elective
Elective	Elective

Faculty Advisors should help students pick Emphasis Electives and Minors based on career path. Other electives should be towards minor or graduate school prerequisites (meet with Advisor) and all students need 120 credits (15 credits per semester) to graduate in 4 years.

Students must complete the degree requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in addition to the major requirements listed below.

• View course descriptions for pre- and co-requisites.

Courses	Credits
SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology	3*
SOC 215 Deviance and Institutional Problems	3*
SOC 255 Marriage, Sex, and Family	3*
SOC 352 Research Methods	3*
SOC 497 Internship & Seminar	1–6*
SOC 479 CORE: Sociological Theory	3*
SOC Electives (9 credits)	9*
SCE 000 Senior Comprehensive Examination	0

Required Correlatives

Courses	Credits
SWK 100 Social Problems &  Social Policies	3
MTH 140 Introduction to Statistics	3
PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology	3
PSY 212 Social Psychology	3

Select one course from the following:

Courses	Credits
BUS 202 Career Development for Underclassmen	1
BUS 302 Job Search & Professionalism	1
Total Credits Required	38-43

* Used to calculate the Major GPA

• View course descriptions for pre- and co-requisites.

Courses	Credits
SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 215 Deviance & Institutional Problems	3
SOC Electives (12 credits)	12
Total Credits Required	18