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      • SOC 201 Schools in Society (See EDU 160) (3 credits)
      • SOC 204 Cultural Anthropology (3 credits)
      • SOC 205 Ethnic and Minority Relations (3 credits)
      • SOC 206 Theories of Crime (3 credits)
      • SOC 207 Juvenile Justice (3 credits)
      • SOC 208 Sociology of Gender (3 credits)
      • SOC 209 Marriage and the Family (3 credits)
      • SOC 211 Classical Sociological Theory (3 credits)
      • SOC 218 Social Gerontology (3 credits)
      • SOC 219 Social Deviance (3 credits)
      • SOC 223 Health and Society (3 credits)
      • SOC 231 Probation and Parole (3 credits)
      • SOC 232 Sociology of Human Sexuality (3 credits)
      • SOC 247 Organized Crime (3 credits)
      • SOC 250 Foundations of Addiction for the Criminal Justice Professional (3 credits)
      • SOC 253 Legal Methods: The Study of Law (3 credits)
      • SOC 261 Introduction to Criminal Investigation (3 credits)
      • SOC 262 White Collar Crime (3 credits)
      • SOC 263 Criminology (3 credits)
      • SOC 269 Introduction to Law Enforcement (3 credits)
      • SOC 312-313 Social Research Methods I and II (6 credits)
      • SOC 320 Sociology of Work (3 credits)
      • SOC 356 Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice (3 credits)
      • SOC 360 Sociology of Law (3 credits)
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