BA in Social Sciences in Stockton United States | University of the Pacific

The Social Sciences program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum covering History, Political Science, Sociology, Economics, and Geography. Students in this major develop expertise in both qualitative and quantitative research methods to study human societies. Career paths for graduates include roles in business management, public sector work, legal professions, policing, personnel management, and policy development. The program also prepares students for secondary education careers, including teaching and athletic coaching. The curriculum aligns with California's Social Science CSET requirements, allowing graduates to bypass this exam when pursuing teaching credentials.

This versatile major attracts students with diverse academic interests. Pacific College students can simultaneously earn their Single Subject Credential through Benerd School of Education while completing this major. The program mandates completion of at least 45 semester units, with specific course details outlined below. Prospective students should consult with the College of the Pacific social sciences advisor for personalized course planning and major requirements.