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Grading Policies

Minimum grades in major courses; letter-grade rules.

Grades of S or CR are allowable. When students take classes for a letter grade, the student should earn a C or better or obtain a written exception.

External Credit Policies

Please refer to the Registrar's Transfer Credit information opens in a new tab and the Sociology Department's website opens in a new tab for official transfer credit policies.

Additional Program Policies

Unit values for courses can vary from year to year. If you have any questions, contact the Undergraduate Student Services Specialist in Sociology.

Students are encouraged to complete some coursework at the 200 level. Sociology majors are encouraged to participate in directed research or undertake independent research with Sociology faculty. See the department website for additional information.