To start your sociology career, most professionals need at least a bachelor’s degree in sociology. You can pursue a bachelor of science (BS) or a bachelor of arts (BA) in the field.

1. Increase your earning potential. Earning your bachelor’s degree can make financial sense. The median weekly earnings for those with a bachelor's degree are 68% more than those with a high school ...

Starting this fall, two dozen Macomb Correctional Facility inmates will be eligible to earn a bachelor’s degree in sociology ...

For the first time, inmates have earned bachelor's degrees from the University of California system. Twenty-three inmates from the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego received ...

Students who have received their bachelor's degrees will be ineligible to apply for this program and retroactively claim credits to apply toward the M.A. degree. Students applying for these ...

Between the sociology and business administration bachelor's degrees, nearly 100 students will earn their four-year degrees from Cal Poly through Allan Hancock’s campus so that people like ...

MISSOULA, Mont. — The University of Montana launched its first ever criminology bachelor's degree program in 2023, which has now been renamed the Department of Sociology and Criminology ...

The new name now better represents the programs, degrees, faculty and students within the existing department. The American Sociological Association also suggests that department names clearly reflect ...

A bachelor’s degree lays the groundwork for an understanding of sociology and social problems, but a master’s degree goes deeper into both theory and research.