Sociology Online
“What’s funny is I thought you could only use sociology if you had a master’s or PhD, but I’m happy I worked and got that real-world experience... This is the type of program where the more you engage with the material, the more impactful it will be.”
You should major in sociology if:
- You're interested in human behavior and the social forces that shape communities and cultures.
- You’re passionate about addressing issues like crime, education, inequality, and public policy.
- You see yourself in a career where research, critical thinking, and problem-solving can make a difference.
Through the University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s online sociology degree program, you’ll explore the forces that shape society, from communities and institutions to cultures and systems. Whether you’re interested in social sciences, public policy, gender studies, or business, this degree gives you the tools to create meaningful change.
Enroll in January, March, June, August, or October to start at the time that works best for you.
Apply by: Dec. 19 | Start class: Jan. 14 | Tuition: $380 per credit
What to expect in Sociology Online
What's Sociology Online Like?
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Group work & collaboration
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Data Collection & Analysis
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Writing
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Presenting
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Theory
per credit hour
$1,140 per 3-credit course | No out-of-state fees
Why Sociology Online
100% Online, 100% Affordable
We offer affordable, flat-rate tuition for all of our 100% online degree programs. Undergraduate programs are $380 per credit hour. Most courses are three credit hours, or $1,140 per course. This cost does not include course or lab fees.
Learn more about program costsMaximize your time.
Set a pace that works for your schedule with a choice of 8-week and 16-week courses delivered 100% online.
Excel with one-on-one support.
Access personalized support and resources at every step of the way, including a dedicated enrollment specialist, 24/7 online tutoring, and a specialized online student resource center.
Build your network.
Online faculty facilitate continuous and effective communication with and among students, so you can make lasting connections from wherever you are studying.