Sociology Minor

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The Sociology Program at Rollins College consists of a rigorous curriculum designed to promote sociological literacy and engaged citizenship; to enhance students’ awareness and understanding of twenty-first century social problems, including the enduring presence of class, race, and gender inequalities; and to cultivate among students the theoretical and methodological skills to investigate the connections between individuals and society, and the possibilities for social change.

Students interested in the major/minor should consider beginning with any 100-level course or SOC 201 .

Minor Requirements

The Sociology Minor consists of six (6) courses, four (4) of which must be taken at Rollins College.

Core Courses

Take all of the following.

SOC 201 - The Sociological Perspective (recommended prior to junior year)
SOC 301 - Methodology (Fall of junior/senior year, SOC 201 as pre-requisite)
SOC 302 - Sociological Theory (spring of junior year)

Electives

Three (3) additional Sociology courses, at least one (1) of which must be at the 300- or 400-level.