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NC State University
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Undergraduate
 
Bachelor of Science in Applied Sociology (ASA)
Applied Sociology is a subfield of sociology which uses sociological knowledge and methods to help people, organizations and communities solve their problems. A major in Applied Sociology is part of a well-balanced and science-based curriculum.

Many of the problems faced by all kinds of public and private agencies, as well as large and small businesses, have their roots in social relations, social change or social organization. Applied Sociology helps provide solutions to these problems. As a student majoring in Applied Sociology you will learn to understand social problems and apply that knowledge toward solutions.

The B.S. in Applied Sociology degree is a Bachelor of Science degree offered through Agriculture and Life Sciences, CALS. It is part of a Science curriculum and is designed to give undergraduates the foundation for successful careers or to prepare them for graduate study.

Degree Requirements:
The Bachelor of Science degree program requires 125 semester hours including basic preparation in mathematics, physical sciences, humanities and social sciences. The major is 28 semester hours; an internship or field placement is required as part of the program of study. Each program of study includes 6 hours of free electives so you can explore additional interests.

Curriculum Requirments