Sociology: Advanced (Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science)

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This degree program prepares students for graduate school in a variety of fields including law, higher education, government, statistician, theology, research, and many more. The curriculum emphasizes intellectual curiosity and creativity, independent scholarship, and scientific reasoning.

A video on what Sociology is, the Sociology Program at JSU, and opportunities for Sociology students.

Potential Careers

  • Urban and Regional Planner
  • Data Analyst
  • Sociologist
  • Sociology Professor
  • Sociology Instructor
  • Social and Community Service Manager
  • Statistician
  • Survey Researcher

Median Annual Salary

Urban and Regional Planner $78,500
Data Analyst $100,910
Sociologist $92,910
Sociology Professor $91,050
Sociology Instructor $87,660
Social and Community Service Manager $74,000
Statistician $105,510
Survey Researcher $59,740

Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Departmental Information

Online Program Contact

Dr. Tina Deshotels
tdeshotels@jsu.edu
256-782-5350