Social Science Concentration
Consists of a minimum of 24 credits from courses in anthropology, geography, government, history, sociology, psychology, criminal justice, and social work, with a minimum of 9 credits in one field and courses selected from at least three other fields of study. A concentration program must include a minimum of 9 upper-division (300-400) level credits.
Field 1
Take 9 credits in the same field within the Behavioral and Social Sciences Department.
Field 2
Take 3 credits in different field within the Behavioral and Social Sciences Department.
Field 3
Take 3 credits in a third field within the Behavioral and Social Sciences Department.
Field 4
Take 3 credits in a fourth field within the Behavioral and Social Sciences Department.
Elective Courses
Choose an additional 6 credits from any of the academic disciplines within the Behavioral/Social Sciences.