Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Sociology

This program offers students a sound understanding of human groups, institutions, and societies while providing vast opportunities for study. The key features distinguishing this program at CMU: survey and qualitative research opportunities with sociology faculty members and through class projects; service learning opportunities throughout the Isabella county area; departmental scholarship programs for qualified applicants; and professional development, resources, and contacts through on-campus organizations such as the sociology club. Students studying Sociology will complete required courses in theory and methods and can choose electives focused on: Inequalities, Institutions, and Advanced Study. Graduates of the Sociology program at CMU will find career opportunities in a variety of areas. Some of these may require additional education: college teacher, demographer, industrial relations consultant, medical sociologist, research analyst for business, foundations, or government, and urban planner.