See the World Differently — Start with Sociology at MCC
Many areas of study include sociology courses, including liberal arts, psychology, criminal justice, education, nursing, economics, human services, and communications. If you plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree in sociology, MCC offers several programs that provide a solid foundation and prepare you to transfer to a four-year college or university.
Many students interested in sociology find success in our Liberal Arts program. You’ll have the opportunity to take electives in sociology as well as humanities and social sciences.
Psychology is a broad field that offers a variety of exciting career paths. You’ll take courses in psychology, sociology, and other social sciences, and build a foundation in writing, humanities, civic discourse, and natural sciences.
Other four-year programs to consider include:
Our Transfer Services Team can help you choose the right courses and map out a clear path to earning your bachelor’s degree.
Through MCC’s sociology courses, students build strong analytical, research, communication,
and cultural competency skills that prepare them to understand—and improve—the social world.
These skills can provide a strong career foundation in fields like:
For help researching careers, necessary education, salaries and wages, and projected job growth, stop by the Career Services office.
MCC’s low tuition, plus financial aid like grants and scholarships, make your education possible.
