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No cost Computer Forensics class will be Nov. 22

Nov 9: Last day to withdraw from a class

Nov 9: Last day to add a continuous enrollment class (instructor signature required)

Nov 9: Last day to change from credit to audit or audit to credit (instructor signature required)

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Sociology

Welcome

The Department of Sociology offers a variety of first- and second-year level courses that examine how our life experiences are shaped by the society in which we live and how we, in turn, influence and shape our social surroundings.

In our courses, you will find opportunities to develop your skills in written and oral communication, critical thinking, group interaction, and quantitative reasoning-all central to a liberal arts education and at the heart of what it means to be an educated citizen in a multicultural world.

If you are a transfer student, our courses provide excellent preparation for success at colleges and universities across the country.

NEW for Fall 2002

Socio200, Research Methods and Statistics will be first offered Fall 2002. This course fills not only a Social Science Distribution and Cultural Diversity requirement, as do all of our courses, but it can also be used to fill a Quantitative Reasoning requirement.