Sociology is an essential component of a liberal arts education. The Sociology major provides a solid background for graduate study in sociology and other liberal arts disciplines, such as anthropology, political science, comparative studies, communication and media studies, as well as for professional degrees in law, criminal justice, social work and business. Furthermore, students in sociology gain methodological and analytical skills that will enable them to pursue a wide range of career opportunities in such fields as human services, government and business.

1. International Relations 2. Health Care 3. Business Consultation 4. Federal Government 5. Urban Social Work 6. Military 7. State Government 8. Criminal Justice 9. Seminar and Workshop Consultations 10. Education - Administration 11. State Agencies 12. Consulting - Education 13. City Management 14. Evaluation Research 15. Law 16. Child Welfare 17. Gerontology 18. Business