***Dept. of Sociology Undergraduate Advising Office schedule for the week of Thanksgiving:
Mon, 11/20: Seng in the office from 10-Noon and 2-4pm
Tues, 11/21: Cristina in the office from 10-Noon and 2-4pm
Wed,11/22: Cristina is off and Seng will work from home in the morning. The advising office will be closed at Noon.
Thurs and Fri 11/23-11/24: Campus closed in observance of Thanksgiving.
Certain courses in sociology require a selection or application process in order to gain admission. These courses are listed below along with the relevant instructions and/or links to the application.
Fall 2023
Fall 2022
Every year, Sociology undergraduates are recognized for their high academic achievement and outstanding undergraduate research. We boast Haas Scholars, McNairs, and University Medalists. Our Senior Honors Program is an intensive, year-long program in which students conduct independent research and write an Honors Thesis.
Data Sheet for Sociology Majors If you would like to declare the major remotely, you may now use our Online Declaration Form. Otherwise, you can email us a completed Data Sheet if you prefer using a pdf. See here for more instructions on how to declare your major.
FALL 2022 - Information about the Department of Sociology Fall 2022 Modified Pass/No Pass Policy can be found here: https://us20.campaign-archive.com/?u=f6040bd7712b4c3a1a6661358&id=1f3546f844
For students who declare the sociology major by the end of fall semester, December 18, 2009. See the *New* Sociology Major Requirements, effective Spring 2010 and thereafter.
As a declared sociology major, you will have a distinct advantage in enrolling in upper division sociology courses.
Eligibility. You are eligible to declare if you have the following: 1) a 2.0 cumulative as well as a 2.0 major g.p.a. with at least one course completed in the major; and 2) the three prerequisite courses completed or in progress (see Major Requirements).