Sociology

Sociology is the study of society, including patterns of social relationships, social interaction, and culture. Sociology studies the development, structure, functioning and social problems of human society.

Our sociology program offers sociology for transfer (AA-T) degrees, and social and behavioral sciences associate's degrees and certificates.

Two months after graduating from Rubidoux High School in 2003, Denise Prado enlisted in the Army. She survived three tours in Iraq. When she returned home, she decided to enroll at Norco College and major in Sociology. Click here to read more of her story.

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Career options for students who get a degree in sociology include: human resources manager, project manager, public relations specialist, guidance counselor, human resources representative, lawyer, management consultant, media planner, social worker, survey researcher, and many more options! Check out the local career data on this page and schedule a career counseling appointment today!

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