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Sociology, Anthropology, & Criminology

How to graduate

Like every degree program, the Department of Sociology and Anthropology asks its majors to complete a specific set of course requirements. This page can serve as your guide to those requirements, providing a four-year plan and course checklist to outline what it takes to graduate with a degree in Sociology.

4 Year Study Plans

Sample 4 Year Study Plan - Sociology Major

Sample 4 Year Study Plan - Sociology Major and Criminology Minor: Criminal Justice Option

Sample 4 Year Study Plan - Sociology-Anthropology Teacher Certification (if foreign language requirement has been met)

Sample 4 Year Study Plan - Sociology-Anthropology Teacher Certification (if foreign language requirement has NOT been met)

Checklists

Advisee Checklists for Majors

Sociology Major - Fall 2009 and after

Sociology-Anthropology Teacher Certification

Criminology

 

Advisee Checklists for Minors

Sociology Minor - Fall 2009 and after

Anthropology Minor

Criminology Minor

Environmental Studies Minor

 

 

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