BA Sociology - TUG
In addition to the Gardner-Webb University General Education requirements, the student must complete a minimum of 30 hours of sociology courses. Students are encouraged to complete one or more minors or a second major in addition to their Sociology major.
The Degree Plan is just a suggestion of what a four year course of study might look like. There is plenty of flexibility for the student. Academic departments reserve the right to alter the term in which a course is offered.
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Sophomore Year: Spring Semester (16 hours)
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| Major Elective |
3 |
Major Elective |
| Gen Ed course: PE |
1 |
See General Education Requirements |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3 |
Elective or Minor Course |
| DIMS 114 |
0 |
Dimensions (4 of 4) |
| Gen Ed Course |
3 |
See General Education Requirements |
| Major Elective |
3 |
Major Elective |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3 |
Elective or Minor Course |
Junior Year: Fall Semester (15 hours)
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| SOCI 311 |
3 |
Social Research Methodology |
| Major Elective |
3 |
Major Elective |
| Gen Ed Course |
3 |
See General Education Requirements |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3 |
Elective or Minor Course |
| Major Elective |
3 |
Major Elective |
Senior Year: Fall Semester (15 hours)
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| Major Elective |
3 |
Major Elective |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3 |
Elective or Minor Course |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3 |
Elective or Minor Course |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3
|
Elective or Minor Course |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3
|
Elective or Minor Course |
Senior Year: Spring Semester (15 hours)
|
| Major Elective |
3 |
Major Elective |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3 |
Elective or Minor Course |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3 |
Elective or Minor Course |
| Elective/Minor Course |
3
|
Elective or Minor Course
|
| Elective/Minor Course |
3 |
Elective or Minor Course |
As a student in this program, you'll have opportunities to:
- Identify and understand major social institutions.
- Compare and contrast classical, modern, and post-modern social theory.
- Evaluate the role of race, class and gender.
- Develop an independent research project.
- Gain unique skills and knowledge that will be valuable for graduate study, social work, non-profit organizations, governmental service and other professions requiring knowledge of human social interaction.