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Apr 08, 2025
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2006-2008 Graduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Rural Sociology
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The Master of Science program is designed to prepare students to continue their academic careers in advanced doctoral programs, enter applied fields such as community development, demography, criminal justice, and research, or enter into the teaching profession. The Ph.D. program in Sociology is designed to prepare students for professional careers in teaching, research and creative activity in academic, government and related areas. Areas of specialization for a major in the Ph.D. program include demography, family studies, cultural ecology, social deviance, social organization, and race, class, gender intersections.
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Core Requirements
Master of Science:
Social Theory, 6 hrs.
Research Methods, 6 hrs. Doctor of Philosophy:
Social Theory, 9 hrs.
Research Methods, 9 hrs.
Profession of Sociology, 3 hrs.
Graduate Statistics, 3 hrs. Additional Admission Requirements
GRE: Not required
TOEFL: Department requirement of 550 paper-based, 213 computer-based, 79-80 Internet-based Both M.S. and Ph.D. candidates need a minimum of 24 credits of social science courses, of which 18 must be in Sociology. Master of Science: Courses in Research Methods, Social Theory, and Statistics must be completed as part of the previous work, or made up as prerequisites. Doctor of Philosophy: Students seeking entrance must have an approved Bachelor’s and Master’s degree, (thesis option), not necessarily in Sociology. |
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