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Courses
SOC 200 Principles of Sociology
Credit Hours
3
Degree Level
Undergrad
An introduction to the principles and methods used in the study of human society. Includes a survey of topics in social problems, social inequalities, social identity, human ecology and social change.
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Criminal Justice and Restorative Justice
Goshen College's criminal justice and restorative justice major teaches you to address crime and harm beyond punishment, through healing and accountability.
History
Internships and Maple Scholars research pair with concentrations in law, public history and teaching for Goshen College history majors.
History Pre-Law
LSAT preparation and personalized advising toward top law schools support students in Goshen College's pre-law program, paired with majors like history.
Nursing
Earn a nursing degree at Goshen College, home to Indiana's oldest BSN program, with clinical training in the Center for Nursing and Public Health.
Psychology
The psychology major at Goshen College combines hands-on research, internships and small classes, with faculty mentoring toward the Academic Symposium.
Social Work
As a social work major at Goshen College, you'll build the skills and ethical grounding to work in schools, hospitals, community groups and government.
Sociology
As a sociology major at Goshen College, you'll study the forces that shape behavior, identity and inequality, and learn to work for justice and change.