The Behavioral Science Department offers majors in Criminology, Psychology, and Sociology, and a Substance Abuse Certificate Program. Each course of study in the Behavioral Sciences is designed to provide a pre-professional foundation for careers and graduate study.
Approximately one-third of our graduates go on to graduate study and earn advanced degrees in psychology, criminology, sociology and law. Baccalaureate graduates find employment in human services, research, technical and related occupations. They work as:
Employment counselors
Corrections & law enforcement officers
Probation officers
Teachers
Policy analysts
Behavioral management technicians
Psychiatric aides and counselors
Youth workers
Child development specialists
Managers
Personnel analysts
Laboratory technicians
Sales personnel
Interviewers,
Health care workers
Case managers
Data analysts
Click here for an advising worksheet to help with planning your criminology, psychology, or sociology major or minor.