AA/AS in Sociology
Oceanside, California, United States
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MiraCosta College offers AA/AS in Sociology, an associate's degree in Social & Cultural Studies programme in Oceanside, United States.
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Degree: Associate's Degree
Field: Social & Cultural Studies
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: miracosta.edu ·
Program details
Overview
Sociology at MiraCosta College studies social behavior, group life and the ways surroundings shape people. The department also looks at how societies originate, organize themselves and change.
Students may use the courses for a sociology major or for general education. Pathways include Sociology for Transfer, Research Fundamentals, Volunteer Services and Social Justice Studies for Transfer with Chicano, Gender and LGBTQ emphases.
Graduates can pursue teaching, business, legal fields, law enforcement, social work or human services. The page links to professional sociology associations and a career options video, and counselors help students plan their courses.
The college has locations in Oceanside, Cardiff and Carlsbad, and students can request more information or speak with a counselor before they enroll, and they can also explore careers, look up courses in the catalog or learn about financial aid.
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About MiraCosta College
Type: Community College
Control: Public
Founded: 1934
Students: 10,278
Programs: 145
Location: Oceanside, California, United States
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