Sociology, BA

Wright State University

The Bachelor of Arts Program in sociology trains you to observe and analyze social interactions, predict likely outcomes, and determine how we can develop programs. To help prepare for future work and service, you will be required to take five or more upper-level courses designed to develop your writing and critical thinking skills. Sociologists develop many skills desired by employers, like critical thinking and the ability to conduct research. These skills, combined with a knowledge base of sociology that promotes tolerance, multicultural awareness, and understanding of group dynamics, help prepare students for a wide range of graduate studies and careers.

College of Liberal Arts