This self-knowledge is a tool for navigating the complex social and political world in which they live. Majors are equipped to pursue numerous careers in public, private, and post-graduate sectors.

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Why Sociology?
As a sociology major you will:

• Develop portable skills, such as critical reasoning, social sensitivity, leadership/stewardship, and knowledge of social institutions and organizations. These skills will be invaluable to you in any career you choose to pursue.
• Examine the significant social and cultural forces that shape personal lives, groups, communities, nations, and the world.
• Enhance your self-awareness, which is vital for navigating the complex social and political worlds in which we live.
• Benefit from sociology’s unique perspective as a way of understanding social life in all of its diversity.
• Become part of an active and supportive community of students and faculty who share common intellectual interests and goals.
• Learn how to use knowledge to influence social policy and social change.

Students with a major or minor in Sociology have a vast array of career opportunities and graduate school options to choose from upon graduation. Shadow experiences and internship opportunities are available to prepare students for today's competitive job market.

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