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Sociology and Anthropology
Majoring
Major Requirements
Core (5 Courses)
• One introductory course from the following:
SOAN 100
SOAN 110
• Two methods courses from the following:
SOAN 200
SOAN 201
SOAN 202
(The following courses may be substituted for SOAN 201: RHMS 260, ECON 103, PSYCH 200, POL SCI 210, or MATH 105.)
• SOAN 300
• SOAN 400
Electives (5 Courses)
• Five additional electives from the following courses:
SOAN 205 – 499
GEND 231
GEND 440
At least two electives must be advanced courses between SOAN 305-498 and GEN 440.
Internships, practicums and independent studies (SOAN 243, 244, 299, 444, 499) can contribute a maximum of 4 semester credits to the fulfillment of the major.
Complete information about majoring in Sociology and Anthropology can be found in the Academic Catalog: Sociology & Anthropology.
The department does not offer a minor.