Sociology
About the Program
Drive Change in Society
The Bachelor of Science in Sociology at Columbus State University explores social behavior, institutions, and cultural dynamics, equipping students with analytical and research skills. This program prepares you for careers in social services, research, policy, and more or for further study in graduate school.
Tracks and Concentrations
General (Track)
Customize your studies to fit your interests and career goals. Explore topics like Family, Race, Class, Gender, Community Development, Social Policy, Global Studies, and more.
Crime, Deviance, and Society (Track)
Combine sociology and criminal justice to study deviance, criminology, and social issues. Gain skills in research, critical thinking, and data analysis.
Social Services (Track)
Prepare for careers in social services and nonprofits with a focus on social work, policy, and diversity, combined with practical experience and strong interpersonal skills.
Sociology (Minor)
Gain a foundational understanding of social structures and behaviors with 18 credit hours of coursework that complement many majors and career paths.
Just the Facts
Total Credit Hours:
120 Hours
Delivery Format:
On Campus, Some online course options available
Completion Time:
4 years (full-time)
Academic Unit:
Department of Society, Culture and Languages
Program Highlights
Your Academic Experience
- Flexible Track Options to tailor your education.
- Hands-on learning through research and community engagement.
- Small classes with faculty mentorship.
- Access to student organizations and networking opportunities.
What Can You Do With This Degree?
Explore job trends, average salaries, and growing opportunities so you can see how your degree connects to meaningful career pathways and the future of your field.
Admission Requirements
Your Pathway to CSU
Institutional Admission Requirements
All applicants must meet our institutional admissions requirements to be accepted into Columbus State University.
