Cultural & Ethnic Pluralism in Contemporary Society. This course allows you to participate in an examination of ethnicity, ethnic identity, and the cultural characteristics of established and more recent ethnic and social groups in North American as well as around the world. Moreover, it achieves an understanding of the relationship between social organization and forms of social, economic, and political domination and subnordination.

Introduction to Sociology. The course provides an overview of the scientific study of society and human interaction. Course subjects include social ranking, social change, deviance, social control, the social creation of thought and personality, groups, organizations, institutions, cities, political and economic power, social movements, culture, and gathering valid sociological information.

Each course consists of 5 credit hours.

Tuition fees per 1 credit hour:
Resident - $85.80
Nonresident - $99.00
International - $257.00