What colleges have a study abroad option for sociology majors?
Q. I can't find one! I'm fairly certain that I'm going to be a sociology major, but I really want to study abroad as well.
Asked by Lainarah - Sun Oct 19 09:04:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, This would really be easier to answer if I roughly knew where you are and where you want to go... However, have a look at this list. Maybe there is something included that can help you: Hope this helps! Cheers S
Answered by Solveig - Sun Oct 19 12:52:36 2008
Q. I can't find one! I'm fairly certain that I'm going to be a sociology major, but I really want to study abroad as well.
Asked by Lainarah - Sun Oct 19 09:04:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, This would really be easier to answer if I roughly knew where you are and where you want to go... However, have a look at this list. Maybe there is something included that can help you: Hope this helps! Cheers S
Answered by Solveig - Sun Oct 19 12:52:36 2008
What colleges in VA has a good Psychology or Sociology majors?
Q. I'm looking for colleges with good classes or programs for psychology and sociology and i cant seem to really find info or an answer. helpp pleasee! =]
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Answered by Sheree Shannon - Fri Jul 23 07:20:31 2010
Q. I'm looking for colleges with good classes or programs for psychology and sociology and i cant seem to really find info or an answer. helpp pleasee! =]
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Answered by Sheree Shannon - Fri Jul 23 07:20:31 2010
What kinds of actual jobs are sociology majors(bachelor's degree) employed in?
Q. I have a Bachelor's degree in Sociology, minor in Psychology. I have been substitute teaching in the local public schools for the time being but I am unsure what I am really "qualified" for as far as other types of careers with a liberal arts degree. What types of jobs are other sociology majors employed in?
Asked by laurieanne72 - Thu Jan 26 09:12:27 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I have 2 Bachelor's degrees in Psychology and Sociology. I have been emplyed as a probation officer for 18 yrs. The law enforcement field hires with these degrees.
Answered by jcsiii - Thu Jan 26 09:16:27 2006
Q. I have a Bachelor's degree in Sociology, minor in Psychology. I have been substitute teaching in the local public schools for the time being but I am unsure what I am really "qualified" for as far as other types of careers with a liberal arts degree. What types of jobs are other sociology majors employed in?
Asked by laurieanne72 - Thu Jan 26 09:12:27 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I have 2 Bachelor's degrees in Psychology and Sociology. I have been emplyed as a probation officer for 18 yrs. The law enforcement field hires with these degrees.
Answered by jcsiii - Thu Jan 26 09:16:27 2006
What is taught to Sociology Majors in Universities?
Q. What is taught to Sociology Majors in Universities?
Asked by Brendon Popply - Sat Feb 6 20:07:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Secular Liberal Theology, mostly. Sociology has been thoroughly politicized.
Answered by PE2008 - Sat Feb 6 20:11:05 2010
Q. What is taught to Sociology Majors in Universities?
Asked by Brendon Popply - Sat Feb 6 20:07:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Secular Liberal Theology, mostly. Sociology has been thoroughly politicized.
Answered by PE2008 - Sat Feb 6 20:11:05 2010
Any stock/forex jobs out there for Sociology majors?
Q. I'm looking to get into the stock/forex markets field but I have a degree in Sociology, which equates to basically nothing in the private sector. Most, if not all, jobs in the stock/forex field for non-business type majors are in some boiler room high pressure 55+ hour a week sales position. I'm not interested in that at all. Does anyone know of any positions that might be possible for a Sociology major to get into in the forex/stock market fields? Or do I have to go back to school?
Asked by Todd J - Tue May 1 12:53:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by fazrie a - Tue May 1 20:56:50 2007
Q. I'm looking to get into the stock/forex markets field but I have a degree in Sociology, which equates to basically nothing in the private sector. Most, if not all, jobs in the stock/forex field for non-business type majors are in some boiler room high pressure 55+ hour a week sales position. I'm not interested in that at all. Does anyone know of any positions that might be possible for a Sociology major to get into in the forex/stock market fields? Or do I have to go back to school?
Asked by Todd J - Tue May 1 12:53:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Using the Mtpredictor's technical analysis Elliot Wave Principle software, Bsmtprediction provides Forex Traders with FREE access to AUD/USD, EUR/GBP, GBP/USD, EUR/USD, NZD/USD, USD/CAD, USD/CHF, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY & USD/JPY daily currency forecasts through this website. At Any Time / Any Day (we'll straight away post the signals here in real-time if there's any triggered) 1 hour, 4 hours & daily time frame forecasts are published on this site. The predictions are good from the moment they are published until either it reached the take profit target, hitted the stop loss or another new prediction of the same currency & timeframe unveils on the same / following day. Essentially, the prices shown are for an unknown period.. That's why we… [cont.]
Answered by fazrie a - Tue May 1 20:56:50 2007
What is the difference between majoring in sociology and majoring in psychology?
Q. What job opportunities are available for both majors? Are you more likely to be hired as a social worker with a sociology major or a psychology major (provided that you have a degree)? Can you become a therapist with a master's degree and a sociology major, or do you have to have had a psychology major? What is the difference overall of these two subjects?
Asked by hope - Mon Jan 19 03:49:36 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In psychology, you study the way the brain functions and how it affects the way people behave. In sociology, you study groups of people (i.e. communities) and the way they are affected by outside sources. Psychology examines more of the workings of the human mind, why persons think and behave as they do. Sociology tends to examine groups of persons (societies), communities, and nations. They might examine and discuss such things as folkways, mores, changes in populations, effects of events on entire communities, etc... So one way to look at it is that psychology is more about the individual or small group, and sociology is more about communities and larger groups of persons. A bachelor's degree is usually the minimum requirement for… [cont.]
Answered by truthseeker - Mon Jan 19 04:03:19 2009
Q. What job opportunities are available for both majors? Are you more likely to be hired as a social worker with a sociology major or a psychology major (provided that you have a degree)? Can you become a therapist with a master's degree and a sociology major, or do you have to have had a psychology major? What is the difference overall of these two subjects?
Asked by hope - Mon Jan 19 03:49:36 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In psychology, you study the way the brain functions and how it affects the way people behave. In sociology, you study groups of people (i.e. communities) and the way they are affected by outside sources. Psychology examines more of the workings of the human mind, why persons think and behave as they do. Sociology tends to examine groups of persons (societies), communities, and nations. They might examine and discuss such things as folkways, mores, changes in populations, effects of events on entire communities, etc... So one way to look at it is that psychology is more about the individual or small group, and sociology is more about communities and larger groups of persons. A bachelor's degree is usually the minimum requirement for… [cont.]
Answered by truthseeker - Mon Jan 19 04:03:19 2009
and sociology majors out their that have good ideas for jobs?
Q. and sociology majors out their that have good ideas for jobs?
Asked by m8m8m8m8 - Mon Sep 25 02:05:14 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not a sociology major, but I'm a psych major, and that's close. I've also taken sociology classes. Sociology has a big range of job options. Generally, sociology majors attend grad school after they get their bachelor's, since a master's makes a significant difference in the job market, particularly in that area of work. A PhD is not nearly as common or necessary. After college, sociology majors specialize during their graduate years. They can go onto study and do research within that field, which usually means earning their PhD and becoming a professor. However, that option isn't that common, mostly because people don't choose it (they'd rather work with people than do research, I guess). Many sociology majors go on to work… [cont.]
Answered by kacey - Mon Sep 25 02:36:52 2006
Q. and sociology majors out their that have good ideas for jobs?
Asked by m8m8m8m8 - Mon Sep 25 02:05:14 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not a sociology major, but I'm a psych major, and that's close. I've also taken sociology classes. Sociology has a big range of job options. Generally, sociology majors attend grad school after they get their bachelor's, since a master's makes a significant difference in the job market, particularly in that area of work. A PhD is not nearly as common or necessary. After college, sociology majors specialize during their graduate years. They can go onto study and do research within that field, which usually means earning their PhD and becoming a professor. However, that option isn't that common, mostly because people don't choose it (they'd rather work with people than do research, I guess). Many sociology majors go on to work… [cont.]
Answered by kacey - Mon Sep 25 02:36:52 2006
what career path sould i choose a broadcasting major or sociology major?
Q. So right now im stuck between these two majors I really like broadcast and i like sociology but not as much as the broadcasting major, but im also looking at what are my opportunities when im done with school? What are my chances of finding a good job with broadcasting degree compared to a sociology degree. I like them both would perfer broadcasting but im also looking at things in the long run. Anyone can help me out?
Asked by Charlie A - Fri Sep 18 22:34:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as far as job opportunities go...well, their not very good for either one (nor is the pay) so id say pick whatever you like more (broadcasting). sociology is a football player's major where i go to school...
Answered by calculus rules - Fri Sep 18 22:40:13 2009
Q. So right now im stuck between these two majors I really like broadcast and i like sociology but not as much as the broadcasting major, but im also looking at what are my opportunities when im done with school? What are my chances of finding a good job with broadcasting degree compared to a sociology degree. I like them both would perfer broadcasting but im also looking at things in the long run. Anyone can help me out?
Asked by Charlie A - Fri Sep 18 22:34:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as far as job opportunities go...well, their not very good for either one (nor is the pay) so id say pick whatever you like more (broadcasting). sociology is a football player's major where i go to school...
Answered by calculus rules - Fri Sep 18 22:40:13 2009
Good colleges for sociology majors?
Q. Hi. I'm wondering what schools are good for me... I want to major in sociology and minor in some form of english. I can't afford something very expensive. I want to go somewhere on the upper east coast- vermont, connecticut, massachussets etc.
Asked by emando16 - Tue Nov 14 20:58:34 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, keep in mind that top liberal arts colleges (yes, the expensive ones) often provide BETTER financial aid packages than less-expensive state schools. This is because they usually have large endowments, and can support their students to a greater degree. So if you have excellent SAT scores, don't discount schools like Amherst, Smith, Wellesley, Trinity, Brown, Bowdoin, Colby, Dartmouth, etc. Second, the state schools in New England are excellent. The University of Vermont and UConn are quite good. UMass is ok.
Answered by Professor X - Wed Nov 15 04:38:48 2006
Q. Hi. I'm wondering what schools are good for me... I want to major in sociology and minor in some form of english. I can't afford something very expensive. I want to go somewhere on the upper east coast- vermont, connecticut, massachussets etc.
Asked by emando16 - Tue Nov 14 20:58:34 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, keep in mind that top liberal arts colleges (yes, the expensive ones) often provide BETTER financial aid packages than less-expensive state schools. This is because they usually have large endowments, and can support their students to a greater degree. So if you have excellent SAT scores, don't discount schools like Amherst, Smith, Wellesley, Trinity, Brown, Bowdoin, Colby, Dartmouth, etc. Second, the state schools in New England are excellent. The University of Vermont and UConn are quite good. UMass is ok.
Answered by Professor X - Wed Nov 15 04:38:48 2006
Question for sociology majors...?
Q. I am going to be a Sophomore in college next year and I am on my way to becoming a sociology major. My question is: is it worth it and will it get me a job? I know that a masters in Soc. can transfer into many career areas but I have also heard some skepticism about the actual success of sociology majors. What has your experience been? Thank You!
Asked by Saidie - Mon Jun 21 16:40:23 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it hasn't hurt my career most employers just want to know if you have a degree or not I have never even been asked for proof of my qualifications. I think its mostly hard science students that are sceptical. In the medical students toilet block they had written on a paper towel dispenser 'sociology degrees just take one' Its ignorance I think its pretty hard to do a subject where you dont have a right and a wrong answer - But there are many people out there hiring who did sociology or arts subjects themselves - so dont worry too much - Its just status hunters who try to put us down.
Answered by jac the hat - Mon Jun 21 17:31:47 2010
Q. I am going to be a Sophomore in college next year and I am on my way to becoming a sociology major. My question is: is it worth it and will it get me a job? I know that a masters in Soc. can transfer into many career areas but I have also heard some skepticism about the actual success of sociology majors. What has your experience been? Thank You!
Asked by Saidie - Mon Jun 21 16:40:23 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it hasn't hurt my career most employers just want to know if you have a degree or not I have never even been asked for proof of my qualifications. I think its mostly hard science students that are sceptical. In the medical students toilet block they had written on a paper towel dispenser 'sociology degrees just take one' Its ignorance I think its pretty hard to do a subject where you dont have a right and a wrong answer - But there are many people out there hiring who did sociology or arts subjects themselves - so dont worry too much - Its just status hunters who try to put us down.
Answered by jac the hat - Mon Jun 21 17:31:47 2010
Sociology majors who went into advertising/marketing?
Q. Does anyone here with a Sociology degree (B.A. or B.S.) currently have a job in marketing or advertising? I graduate in December, and working for an advertising company sounds interesting (I guess I should have majored in advertising...). Was it difficult to get the job? What do you do?
Asked by yellowhummin217 - Thu Aug 9 16:18:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I graduated with a B.S. in Sociology last December and found myself in a similar situation. Since then I have (and currently am) interning at two PR/Advertising firms.. If this is really what you want to do, then be patient and willing to work hard for little money (at least for now). Keep yourself informed (this will show in job interviews). I also found that working at a bigger firm gives you the opportunity to work with pr, advertising, and marketing..good if you still aren't 100% that this is what you want to do.. also consider taking some certification or undergrad/ grad courses in advertising while interning..
Answered by ror - Mon Aug 13 14:51:45 2007
Q. Does anyone here with a Sociology degree (B.A. or B.S.) currently have a job in marketing or advertising? I graduate in December, and working for an advertising company sounds interesting (I guess I should have majored in advertising...). Was it difficult to get the job? What do you do?
Asked by yellowhummin217 - Thu Aug 9 16:18:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I graduated with a B.S. in Sociology last December and found myself in a similar situation. Since then I have (and currently am) interning at two PR/Advertising firms.. If this is really what you want to do, then be patient and willing to work hard for little money (at least for now). Keep yourself informed (this will show in job interviews). I also found that working at a bigger firm gives you the opportunity to work with pr, advertising, and marketing..good if you still aren't 100% that this is what you want to do.. also consider taking some certification or undergrad/ grad courses in advertising while interning..
Answered by ror - Mon Aug 13 14:51:45 2007
What jobs are available for a Sociology major?
Q. Just wondering what jobs are available for Sociology majors besides the overdrawn social worker. And more, what are jobs I can find that involve children (besides social work)?
Asked by JayeSpilled - Wed Feb 28 13:21:45 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Teaching would be the one that would directly link to sociology (you can get a job in a private school without often having a teaching credential). You can get a job in a recreation program or afterschool program. Americorp or service learning programs would be anotehr option. Most other jobs are in someway related to social work (e.g. prevention, intervention programs with youth, group homes, peer mentoring, big brother). DA
Answered by Dr_Adventure - Wed Feb 28 21:06:50 2007
Q. Just wondering what jobs are available for Sociology majors besides the overdrawn social worker. And more, what are jobs I can find that involve children (besides social work)?
Asked by JayeSpilled - Wed Feb 28 13:21:45 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Teaching would be the one that would directly link to sociology (you can get a job in a private school without often having a teaching credential). You can get a job in a recreation program or afterschool program. Americorp or service learning programs would be anotehr option. Most other jobs are in someway related to social work (e.g. prevention, intervention programs with youth, group homes, peer mentoring, big brother). DA
Answered by Dr_Adventure - Wed Feb 28 21:06:50 2007
Are there any scholarships for sociology and psychology majors?
Q. I am looking for scholarships. I am entering my sophomore year at a private baptist college in CA. I am a psychology and sociolgy major. I was a victim of domestic violence and was adopted when I was 12. I want to be a counsleor for victims of domestic violence, Any scholarships for people in my situation
Asked by Rebecca - Sat May 29 17:49:51 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get info about such college scholarships and grants online here - education.mypressonline.c om
Answered by Mario - Sun May 30 02:12:34 2010
Q. I am looking for scholarships. I am entering my sophomore year at a private baptist college in CA. I am a psychology and sociolgy major. I was a victim of domestic violence and was adopted when I was 12. I want to be a counsleor for victims of domestic violence, Any scholarships for people in my situation
Asked by Rebecca - Sat May 29 17:49:51 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get info about such college scholarships and grants online here - education.mypressonline.c om
Answered by Mario - Sun May 30 02:12:34 2010
Sociology Majors...BEWARE!!?
Q. For those majoring in sociology, make sure that this field of study is exactly what you plan to pursure beyond the Bachelor of Arts level. A sociology B.A. has no more value than a high school diploma, my opinion. There are majors that will not help you in terms of employment UNLESS you decide to go BEYOND the undergraduate level and sociology is one of them. How do I know? I graduated with a sociology B.A. in 1994 and my degree has done absolutely NOTHING for me in terms of success and employment. I do not want anyone to experience what I have since graduating from college 14 years ago. I have a B.A. in sociology and have survived in dead-end jobs. Right now, I work as a security guard making peanuts for a living. If you want… [cont.]
Asked by Blue Ridge - Fri May 23 06:28:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My husband got a B.A. with a double-majored in sociology and history. He's the manager of tech support and telecommunications for a middle-sized company. He supervises a staff, manages a budget, and makes over 50% more than I do (I have a master's degree that's directly related to my job, and 25 years of experience in my field). It's all about how you sell yourself and your degree. Getting a college degree--any degree--demonstrates that you have intelligence, ambition, and discipline, and that you have the persistence and determination to finish what you started. In a sociology program you learn about human behavior and how social forces influence people and organizations. You also learn to think critically, to analyze data, to read… [cont.]
Answered by Mary M - Fri May 23 14:11:18 2008
Q. For those majoring in sociology, make sure that this field of study is exactly what you plan to pursure beyond the Bachelor of Arts level. A sociology B.A. has no more value than a high school diploma, my opinion. There are majors that will not help you in terms of employment UNLESS you decide to go BEYOND the undergraduate level and sociology is one of them. How do I know? I graduated with a sociology B.A. in 1994 and my degree has done absolutely NOTHING for me in terms of success and employment. I do not want anyone to experience what I have since graduating from college 14 years ago. I have a B.A. in sociology and have survived in dead-end jobs. Right now, I work as a security guard making peanuts for a living. If you want… [cont.]
Asked by Blue Ridge - Fri May 23 06:28:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My husband got a B.A. with a double-majored in sociology and history. He's the manager of tech support and telecommunications for a middle-sized company. He supervises a staff, manages a budget, and makes over 50% more than I do (I have a master's degree that's directly related to my job, and 25 years of experience in my field). It's all about how you sell yourself and your degree. Getting a college degree--any degree--demonstrates that you have intelligence, ambition, and discipline, and that you have the persistence and determination to finish what you started. In a sociology program you learn about human behavior and how social forces influence people and organizations. You also learn to think critically, to analyze data, to read… [cont.]
Answered by Mary M - Fri May 23 14:11:18 2008
what are some jobs for History, economics, sociology, etc majors?
Q. are there any pratical jobs for these majors or is it a waste like communications? is law a better route into policy making?
Asked by chicago85thst - Wed Apr 12 13:14:24 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Unless you get a masters or doctorate in these majors you're going to wind up as a bank teller or low level business person. At least you didn't mention psychology or art history. Those majors are mostly worthless for finding a job. Our country derides attorneys, but we certainly elect a lot of them.
Answered by Sean - Wed Apr 12 13:19:32 2006
Q. are there any pratical jobs for these majors or is it a waste like communications? is law a better route into policy making?
Asked by chicago85thst - Wed Apr 12 13:14:24 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Unless you get a masters or doctorate in these majors you're going to wind up as a bank teller or low level business person. At least you didn't mention psychology or art history. Those majors are mostly worthless for finding a job. Our country derides attorneys, but we certainly elect a lot of them.
Answered by Sean - Wed Apr 12 13:19:32 2006
social problems , sociology majors or professors please?
Q. Can someone explain a little how economic restructuring has contributed to the expansion of the underclass, and why are blacks overrepresented in this group?
Asked by brut8888 - Mon Nov 10 00:40:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Can someone explain a little how economic restructuring has contributed to the expansion of the underclass, and why are blacks overrepresented in this group?
Asked by brut8888 - Mon Nov 10 00:40:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Sociology majors, I need your help. Hypothesis??
Q. I need to come up with a hypothesis but have no idea how to get started. I was thinking about doing my project on people dealing with a drug addict or something along those lines. Any ideas? Also, what type of questions would I ask on a survey?
Asked by Emily Howard - Wed Feb 17 22:33:46 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need to come up with a hypothesis but have no idea how to get started. I was thinking about doing my project on people dealing with a drug addict or something along those lines. Any ideas? Also, what type of questions would I ask on a survey?
Asked by Emily Howard - Wed Feb 17 22:33:46 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Majors -- sociology, anthropology, or other?
Q. I'm undecided and do not absolutely have to declare a major at this very moment, but that time is coming up. Will sociology or anthropology yield better career options? Suggestions for any other majors that may be of interest?
Asked by Siberia - Fri Sep 4 16:56:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just graduate with a four-year degree and take a government civil service tests. Unless you are exceptionally bright a sociology or anthropology majors are only good for you keep up your studies and go for a Phd. and become a professor. Or you have good enough grades to get into law school. Outside of that, it's best to prepare for civil service test for social services.
Answered by mac - Fri Sep 4 17:01:34 2009
Q. I'm undecided and do not absolutely have to declare a major at this very moment, but that time is coming up. Will sociology or anthropology yield better career options? Suggestions for any other majors that may be of interest?
Asked by Siberia - Fri Sep 4 16:56:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just graduate with a four-year degree and take a government civil service tests. Unless you are exceptionally bright a sociology or anthropology majors are only good for you keep up your studies and go for a Phd. and become a professor. Or you have good enough grades to get into law school. Outside of that, it's best to prepare for civil service test for social services.
Answered by mac - Fri Sep 4 17:01:34 2009
What is a fair salary for a sociology major a few years out of school?
Q. I have a few years of experience in HR with a sociology major? Any idea on a fair salary? Any ideas on what are some good positions to pursue with Sociology major?
Asked by Rob - Fri Sep 1 16:48:43 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a sociology degree, and you don't say, "Would you like to upsize that for only $.49 more?" 1000 times aday, consider yourself lucky ;-)
Answered by Manny - Fri Sep 1 16:51:49 2006
Q. I have a few years of experience in HR with a sociology major? Any idea on a fair salary? Any ideas on what are some good positions to pursue with Sociology major?
Asked by Rob - Fri Sep 1 16:48:43 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a sociology degree, and you don't say, "Would you like to upsize that for only $.49 more?" 1000 times aday, consider yourself lucky ;-)
Answered by Manny - Fri Sep 1 16:51:49 2006
What kind of jobs can you get with a sociology major?
Q. I'm only in highschool but i am LOVING my sociology class & wondering what type of jobs i could get with a major in sociology?
Asked by R.112.R - Mon Mar 16 22:38:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have my degree in Sociology but I never got a chance to use it in the job market. My husband and I were blessed with a son and I wanted to stay home. There are a variety of jobs available, but many don't pay buckets of cash in the beginning. If you want to help people and don't care about the money as much, sociology will be a very good way to go. I found this web site with job opportunities from the American Sociological Association. I copy pasted this from that site # social services--in rehabilitation, case management, group work with youth or the elderly, recreation, or administration # community work--in fund-raising for social service organizations, nonprofits, child-care or community development agencies, or environmental… [cont.]
Answered by unworthychild - Tue Mar 17 23:22:01 2009
Q. I'm only in highschool but i am LOVING my sociology class & wondering what type of jobs i could get with a major in sociology?
Asked by R.112.R - Mon Mar 16 22:38:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have my degree in Sociology but I never got a chance to use it in the job market. My husband and I were blessed with a son and I wanted to stay home. There are a variety of jobs available, but many don't pay buckets of cash in the beginning. If you want to help people and don't care about the money as much, sociology will be a very good way to go. I found this web site with job opportunities from the American Sociological Association. I copy pasted this from that site # social services--in rehabilitation, case management, group work with youth or the elderly, recreation, or administration # community work--in fund-raising for social service organizations, nonprofits, child-care or community development agencies, or environmental… [cont.]
Answered by unworthychild - Tue Mar 17 23:22:01 2009
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