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As an º£½ÇÉçÇø Online student, you receive all benefits of in-person students, including 24/7 tutoring and mental health support, plus dedicated Success Coaches for your online journey.
As an º£½ÇÉçÇø Online student, you receive all benefits of in-person students, including 24/7 tutoring and mental health support, plus dedicated Success Coaches for your online journey.
Declare a fully online Sociology major and you can get up to $1000 per semester in scholarships that are not need based.
º£½ÇÉçÇø courses are designed with your career in mind and we offer internship and job placement assistance unique to your situation.
Sociology helps you understand how people, communities, and institutions really work. In the online Sociology B.A. at º£½ÇÉçÇø, you explore issues like inequality, education, crime, health, and family life and learn to see patterns in everyday life and explain them with data and theory.
Our program emphasizes applied sociology, so you connect class ideas to real community questions. Through online projects and internships with schools, museums, Native community organizations, and other partners, you practice using sociological tools to support change where you live and work.
In º£½ÇÉçÇø’s online sociology program, you learn from faculty who study the same social issues you care about and bring current community based research into class.
Professor Nick Recker, chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, examines social and economic change in communities, including how jobs and local amenities affect quality of life in small towns. He uses real projects like these to show how sociologists work with data and community partners, so you can see how your skills might translate into nonprofit, public service, or research roles after you graduate.
In the online Sociology B.A. at º£½ÇÉçÇø, you build a foundation in how social structures, culture, and institutions shape everyday life. You look closely at issues like inequality, work, family, education, crime, and health to understand how and why societies change.
By the time you graduate, you will be able to:
Coursework and projects help you turn sociological ideas into practical skills you can use in many roles and communities.
The skills you learn in sociology are valuable in many people centered and data informed roles. Here are a few examples of annual mean salaries for related professions in Colorado.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
An online Sociology degree from º£½ÇÉçÇø can open doors in education, government, nonprofits, community programs, research, and business. Graduates often work in roles such as case management, community outreach, program coordination, research support, and human resources, or they use sociology as a foundation for graduate study in areas like social work, public policy, law, or related social sciences.
Employers value the skills you build in this program, including critical thinking, working with data, understanding diverse communities, and communicating clearly with different audiences. The Department of Sociology and Anthropology notes that sociology majors are prepared for careers in fields such as education, government, market research, case management, and human resources.
While you study online, you can also connect with º£½ÇÉçÇø's Classroom to Career Hub for help with resumes, internships, and job searches so you can start building experience and a professional network before you graduate.
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Request InformationLow in-state tuition, reduced tuition for many western states, a scholarship built only for online majors, and the freedom to take as many or as few classes as you want. º£½ÇÉçÇø is built to be the affordable online choice, whatever your pace.
With the Colorado Opportunity Fund (COF) applied
$326.25 / credit
2026–27 rate, COF applied
What a term costs, tuition & fees included
COF reduces per-credit cost for eligible Colorado residents. Most Colorado students qualify.
Reduced nonresident tuition for eligible western states
$663.40 / credit
2026–27 WUE/RIT rate
What a term costs, tuition & fees included
Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) and Roadrunner Interstate Tuition (RIT) lower nonresident cost for students in participating states.
Planning the whole degree? Most online bachelor’s programs are 120 credits. Transfer credits count toward that, so you may have less to pay for than you think.
Scholarship for fully online majors. Declare a fully online major and you may qualify for up to $1,000 each fall and spring. No separate application required.
Learn about the online scholarship and other financial aid options
Veterans & military: º£½ÇÉçÇø is approved for VA education benefits. Veteran & military student services.
For exact, current figures, see the Undergraduate Tuition & Fees schedule.
Figures shown are 2026–27 rates and are for planning only. All rates are subject to change.
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Yes, you can complete your entire Bachelor of Arts in Sociology fully online from anywhere with an internet connection. The virtual program emphasizes applied sociology, giving you the same rigorous training in analyzing real‑world social issues as our on‑campus tracks. And by declaring your sociology major fully online, you may automatically qualify for up to $1,000 per semester in dedicated, non‑need‑based online‑student scholarships.
Your timeline depends on your semester course load and how many previous credits you bring into the program. A full‑time student starting from scratch typically graduates in about four years, while part‑time students can space out their courses to maintain a healthy balance with work and family life. And from day one, your dedicated online success coach helps you build a personalized graduation roadmap that tracks your milestones and keeps your pace sustainable.
We’re extremely transfer‑friendly and make sure your previous academic milestones give you a strong head start. We can instantly see how your past general education or elective courses map onto our curriculum. And because social work requires specific foundational prerequisites, our transfer advisors will work with you one‑on‑one to maximize your transferable hours so you can bypass the basics and move into upper‑level core sociology classes faster.
Because this program builds strong skills in data analysis, critical thinking, and understanding group dynamics, it opens doors to an exceptionally wide range of career fields. Graduates step into meaningful roles in community outreach, human resources, market research, case management, and public policy across non‑profits, corporate industries, and government agencies. And it also provides an excellent academic foundation if you choose to pursue graduate studies in law, social work, counseling, or public administration.