Overview

The Associate of Science Transfer in Sociology (AST–Sociology) degree is designed for students intending to transfer to a sociology or sociology/anthropology program at an Oregon public university. The curriculum includes foundational coursework in sociology and general education requirements that prepare students for upper-division study.

Completion of the AST–Sociology degree also fulfills the statewide Major Transfer Map (MTM) for Sociology and the Oregon Core Transfer Map (CTM), supporting efficient transfer and application of credits toward a bachelor’s degree.

Students planning to pursue a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Sociology or Sociology/Anthropology should follow the Associate of Arts Transfer in Sociology (AAT–Sociology) degree.

Refer to the tabs above for additional information about:

• Requirements - outlines all courses required for completion of the degree
• Education Plan - provides a sample term-by-term sequence of courses
• Career Info - includes information on potential occupations, employment trends, and earnings

Program Requirements

The degree requirements below outline the courses and credit categories required to complete the Sociology AST degree, including sociology core and general education requirements. Expand each section to view eligible courses that may be used to fulfill specific requirements. 

For a suggested term-by-term sequence, refer to the Education Plan tab. 

Education Plan

This sample Education Plan illustrates one possible course sequence. Students should consult an advisor to create a personalized plan. 

General education courses (such as math, writing, health, etc.) can be taken during any term, or before starting the program.

Career Information

Explore potential careers related to this program, including typical job roles, employment trends, and projected growth. This information can help you better understand how your education may align with future career opportunities.