Minor in Sociology
Sociology, the study of society, group life and human interaction, uses scientific and humanistic approaches to explore the many aspects of social life. At Geneseo, your discovery of family relationships, urban life, political institutions, mass communication, and social change will heighten your awareness of the field.
Sociology is a valuable minor for students planning careers in social research, counseling and social work, criminal justice, business, and market research. In addition, the program provides you with a strong preparation for graduate studies in law, community planning, public administration, criminology and labor studies.
Total Credits Required to Complete Minor: 18
Basic Requirements: (9 Credits)
- SOCL 100 - S/Introduction to Sociology Credit(s): 3
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- SOCL 211 - R/Statistics for Social Research Credit(s): 3 or
- SOCL 361 - Field Research Methods Credit(s): 3
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- SOCL 303 - Classical Sociological Theory Credit(s): 3
Electives in Sociology: (9 Credits)
Three courses; two (6 credits) must be above the 100-level