Sociology, Humanities and Social Sciences Area of Concentration

Courses

• ACDV101 — Academic Development 101
• ANTH101 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• ANTH102 — Introduction to Biological Anthropology
• ASTM101 — Astronomy
• BIOL107 — Human Biology
• BIOL108 — Investigating the Living World
• CHEM107 — Fundamentals of Chemistry
• CMNS101 — Fundamentals of Communication
• CRJU202 — Criminology
• CSIT101 — Technology and Information Systems
• CSIT120 — Diversity in a Technological Society
• ENGL101 — College Composition I
• ENGL102 — College Composition II
• ENGL201 — British Literature I
• ENGL202 — British Literature II
• ENGL203 — American Literature I
• ENGL204 — American Literature II
• ENVS101 — Introduction to Environmental Science
• GLBL101 — Introduction to Global Studies
• HIST101 — Western Civilization I: Ancient and Medieval History
• HIST102 — Western Civilization II: Modern History
• HIST111 — History of the United States I
• HIST112 — History of the United States II
• HLTH101 — Health and Wellness
• MATH125 — Finite Mathematics and Modeling
• MATH153 — Introduction to Statistical Methods
• PEFT101 — Lifetime Fitness and Wellness
• PHIL101 — Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL103 — Critical Thinking
• PHIL240 — Ethics
• PSYC101 — Introduction to Psychology
• SOCL101 — Introduction to Sociology
• SOCL102 — Social Problems
• SOCL121 — Marriage and the Family
• SOCL122 — Aging in a Global Society
• SOCL141 — The Sociology of Race, Ethnicity, and Culture
• SOCL208 — Qualitative Research Methods
• SOCL226 — Perspectives on Death and Dying
• SOCL230 — The Holocaust and Global Racism

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