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This course prepares students to market real property by the BSS
SOC 303: Cultural Anthropology
nity property, and homestead law. SOC 304: Race and Ethnic Relations
RES 202: Residential Construction 3 SOC 305: Contemporary Social Problems
tion methods and materials. SOC 312: The Sociology of Poverty
An introduction to the basics of Russian language and cul- SOC 314: Demography
nunciation, vocabulary and some writing. SOC 320: Social Stratification
and some basic tools and concepts essential to economic SOC 343: Juvenile Delinquency
changing rural America. The approach is sociological but SOC 350: Urban Sociology
SOC 300/POS 300/PSY 300: Statistics for the BSS 3 SOC 400: Internship
SOC 300/POS 300/PS1 300: Statistics for the BSS 3 Prerequisite: A background in basic algebra. This course serves as an introduction to the use of statistics as a method of describing and analyzing data from research in the behavioral and social sciences.
The internship offers experiential learning wherein students are assigned to research and agriculture extension mentors. The objective is to encourage careers in agriculture through direct experience.
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