SO 200: Intro to Sociology
Studies sociological perspectives, focusing on social groups and social interaction.
Sociology
Bachelor of Arts
Gain a better understanding of society's impact on human behavior.
Are you a critical thinker with effective writing skills and a passion for understanding human behavior? Are you interested in social welfare issues? If so, you may be interested in pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology.
The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology studies social interaction, collective behavior, and the ways people construct their society. Sociology also examines the structural causes of social problems and social welfare studies social interaction, collective behavior and the ways people together construct their society. It is an exciting way of looking at our lives and the world around us. A degree in sociology gives students the tools to critically examine culture, the environment, social class, race and ethnic relations, the global community, and the criminal justice system. This degree will give students the research and writing skills that are necessary to either pursue graduate work or to work in the community.
Students who are interested in people, in working with people, in understanding the ways our social institutions, such as work, education, and family help to shape us. Our students gain analytical and research skills, a deeper appreciation for identity and diversity, comprehension of world events and an ability to read media critically, and an awareness of themselves as responsible citizens.
Program Snapshot
Course Format
On-campus courses
Academic Term
16-week semesters
Tuition for the 25-26 Academic Year
$47,490
Sample Sociology Classes
SO 201: World Economic Issues
Examines the structure and process of world economic interaction.
SO 432: Urban Studies
Focuses on urbanization, why cities exist, how they develop, and how they affect people.
Program Details
Get all the details on our B.A. Sociology program, including course requirements and application materials.
Sociology Career Paths
Sociologist
Design research projects to test theories about social issues and collect data through surveys, observations, interviews to advise clients, policymakers and other groups on sociological issues.
Social Worker
Child and family social workers protect vulnerable children and support families in need of assistance, and help people solve and cope with common problems faced in their everyday lives.
Community Development Specialist
Community Development Specialists work with a variety of families and individuals to serve as an liaison between communities and organizations.
How to Apply
To apply to the B.A. Sociology program, you will need:
- Completed online application
- Official high school transcripts
The first step in the application process is to contact an admissions counselor, who can help you through the entire application process, evaluate your prior learning credit (AP, IB, etc.) and provide information regarding financial aid and tuition assistance.
Tuition and Fees
Full-time tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year: $47,490/year (fall and spring semesters)
Part-time tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year (less than 12 credit hours per semester): $1,583/credit hour
Tuition is one part of the overall cost of attendance, which includes all expenses students may have, including basic living costs. For more information about tuition, fees and your estimated cost of attendance, visit our Cost of Attendance for On-Campus Daytime Undergraduates page. Tuition and fees are subject to change.
Curious about financial aid options? Regis offers a variety of scholarships, grants and other programs to help you pay for school. Check out our Net Price Calculator to get a better look at what your financial aid package may include.
A Culture of Excellence
The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology is offered by the Anthropology, Sociology and Criminology department within Regis College.