Table of Contents
		I. Introduction II. How Students Benefit from a Degree in Sociology III. Choosing a Major or Minor at Missouri State IV. Academic Programs in Sociology V. Choosing a Minor to Complement your Sociology Major	VI. Career Opportunities in Sociology VII. Graduate Study in Sociology VIII. Sociology and the Future IX. Campus Resources for Sociology Students

I. Introduction (click to open)

Disclaimer Welcome About the Handbook Advisement Extracurricular Activities in Sociology Alpha Kappa Delta Scholarships and Proctoring in Sociology Back to the Table of Contents

II. How Students Benefit from a Degree in Sociology (click to open)

Benefiting Through Personal Growth Benefiting Through Preparation for a Career Benefiting Through Preparation for Graduate School Back to the Table of Contents

III. Choosing a Major or Minor at Missouri State (click to open)

Which Major Should You Choose? Do You Need a Minor? How Many Majors and Minors Should a Student Have? How Can Students Use the General Education Requirements to Their Best Advantage? Back to the Table of Contents

IV. Academic Programs in Sociology: Content and Objectives (click to open)

The Objectives of a Sociology Degree The Sociology Major     The Core Component     The Elective Component Note Concerning Practicum and Internship Courses The Sociology Minor The Applied Social Research Minor The Crime and Society Program Back to the Table of Contents

V. Choosing a Minor to Complement Your Major in Sociology  (click to open)

Business History Journalism Political Science Psychology Gerontology Other Majors Back to the Table of Contents

VI. Career Opportunities in Sociology (click to open)

Introduction Nature of the Work     Research     Administrating     Consulting Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement Job Outlook Earnings Information of Interest in Career Planning Back to the Table of Contents

VII. Graduate Study in Sociology (click to open)
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VIII. Sociology and the Future (click to open)
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IX. Campus Resources for Sociology Students (click to open)

Career Planning and Placement Center Continuing Education Cooperative Education Counseling Center Learning Diagnostic Clinic Meyer Library Reading and Study Skills Lab Study Away Program Student Employment Service Student Life and Development Writing Center Disability Support Services Back to the Table of Contents