Study Sociology
What is Sociology?
Sociology is the study of human behavior in society. Sociologists are interested in how race/ethnicity, social class, gender, age, and other social factors affect our social changes and opportunities in life.
Sociology majors work in community/social services, law or criminal justice, research, education, and more. Courses are only $46 per unit plus fees!
Administrative Justice Degree
If you are looking for a career in law enforcement, court administration, criminal justice, the judicial system, corrections, public or private security, or any other related field, consider our AS-T in Administrative Justice degree. Learn more.
Sociology Classes
Sociology Classes
- Study social psychology, statistics, cultural anthropology, human sexuality, race in society, criminology, and more.
- Transfer credits to a four-year school.
- Flexible online classes are available.
- PDF of Sociology courses.
Sociology Degrees
Sociology Degrees
- AA-T in Sociology.
- AS-T in Administrative Justice.
- Guaranteed admission with junior standing in the CSU system.
- PDF of AA-T in Sociology
- PDF of AS-T in Administrative Justice.
Courses to Consider
View all Courses.Intro to Sociology (SOC 001)
The study of the interplay between the individual and society.
Marriage and Family (SOC 040)
Understand the dynamics of the American family. An analysis of love and marriage in the new millennium.
Intro to Race & Ethnicity (SOC 021)
An intro to the sociological analysis of race, ethnicity, and racism.
Statistics in Social/Behavioral Sciences (SOC 016)
Intro to basic statistical techniques and design methodologies in behavioral sciences.
Human Sexuality (SOC 045)
An introduction to human sexuality, including basic health issues, attitudes, and behavior in western society.
Social Problems (SOC 002)
A sociological analysis of contemporary social problems.
Career Outlook
Skills Needed
- Integrity
- Empathy and Compassion
- Adaptability
- Ability to Evaluate and Understand Surroundings
- Listening and Observation
- Effective Communication
- Ability to Resolve Conflicts
Career Paths
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Select Jobs in the Field
- Consumer Researcher
- Market Researcher
- Statistician
- Hospital Administrator
- Substance Abuse Counselor
- Career Counselor
- Human Resources Manager
- Market Analyst
- Social Worker
- Urban Planner