TCNJ allows up to three courses to count between majors for students who elect to double major. These courses can be crosslisted, or courses the departments have agreed upon. The sociology and anthropology department has drawn agreements with several other departments to enhance a student’s ability to double major.
Important Notes:
- These agreements only apply to students who are double majors in the two listed programs. Single majors cannot apply these courses to their respective majors.
- This list is not a substitute for meeting with your advisor.
- Topics courses can sometimes be double counted by permission of the other department’s chair.
Sociology and History
- Sociology 101 will count in place of the 100-level gateway course for the History major
- Students can count one of the following 300-Level Sociology Courses toward the History Major: SOC303, SOC317, SOC320, SOC345, SOC374, SOC375
- Students can count one of the following 300-Level History Courses toward the Sociology Major: HIS305, HIS306, HIS324, HIS327, HIS351, HIS352, HIS359, HIS373, HIS375, HIS384, HIS385, HIS388
Four Year Sequence
Listed is an outline for completing a double major in sociology and history. This is only a suggested order for taking the courses and students are not committed to taking the courses in this particular order. Three courses may double-count between the two majors: SOC 101 and two 300-level electives (one history, one sociology/anthropology). AP test scores and/or transfer credit may allow for course waiver for some College Core requirements.
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First Year
| First Year Fall |
First Year Spring |
| FYW 102 or FYS |
FYS* or College Core |
| HIS 210 |
HIS 220 OR HIS 230 |
| Language |
Language* or College Core |
| SOC 101 (counting as HIS 100 level) |
STA 115 or STA 215 (215 is recommended) |
*Are you finished with your language and FYS requirements? Take a sociology elective
Second Year
| Second Year Fall |
Second Year Spring |
| HIS 220 or HIS 230 |
HIS 400-Level |
| SOC 301 |
HIS 300 option, counting toward Sociology |
| Language or College Core |
SOC 302 |
| Sociology Elective |
Elective |
Third Year
| Third Year Fall |
Third Year Spring |
| HIS 300-Level |
HIS 400-Level |
| HIS 300-Level |
Literary, Visual or Performing Arts |
| Natural Science with Lab |
Sociology Elective Option |
| Belief Systems |
HIS 400-Level |
Fourth Year
| Fourth Year Fall |
Fourth Year Spring |
| HIS 499 |
SOC 398 and SOC 499 |
| Sociology Elective |
Elective or Outstanding College Core |
| Sociology Elective |
Elective |
| Elective |
Elective |
Anthropology and History
- ANT110 will count in place of the 100-level gateway course for the History Major
- Students can count one of the following 300-Level Anthropology Courses toward the History Major: ANT315, ANT340/SOC342, ANT341, ANT363
- Students can count one of the following 300-Level History Courses toward the Anthropology Major: HIS305, HIS306, HIS324, HIS327, HIS351, HIS352, HIS359, HIS373, HIS375, HIS384, HIS385, HIS388
Four Year Sequence
Listed is an outline for completing a double major in sociology and history. This is only a suggested order for taking the courses and students are not committed to taking the courses in this particular order. Three courses may double-count between the two majors: SOC 101 and two 300-level electives (one history, one sociology/anthropology). AP test scores and/or transfer credit may allow for course waiver for some College Core requirements.
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First Year
| First Year Fall |
First Year Spring |
| FYW 102 or FYS |
FYS* or College Core |
| HIS 210 |
HIS 220 OR HIS 230 |
| Language |
Language* or College Core |
| ANT 110 (counting as HIS 100 level) |
STA 115, STA 215, or PHL 120 |
*Are you finished with your language and FYS Requirements? Take an anthropology elective
Second Year
| Second Year Fall |
Second Year Spring |
| HIS 220 or HIS 230 |
ANT Methods Course 2 |
| ANT 111, ANT 112, or ANT 213 |
HIS 300-Level |
| Language or College Core |
SOC 301 |
| Natural Science with Lab – ANT 361 (ANT Methods Course 1) |
Free Elective or College Core |
Third Year
| Third Year Fall |
Third Year Spring |
| HIS 300-Level |
HIS 400-Level |
| His 300-Level, counting toward Anthropology |
Literary, Visual or Performing Arts |
| ANT 300-Level, counting toward History |
Anthropology Elective Options or Free Elective |
| World Views and Ways of Knowing |
HIS 400-Level |
Fourth Year
| Fourth Year Fall |
Fourth Year Spring |
| HIS 499 |
Anthropology Capstone–ANT 493 or ANT 398/499 |
| Anthropolohy Elective or ANT 393 Independent Research |
Free Elective or Outstanding College Core |
| Free Elective |
Free Elective |
| Free Elective |
Free Elective |
Sociology (SOC) and Psychology
SOC is a great second major choice for students interested in careers in areas such as social work or public policy/administration. You will get a broader perspective on how communities, cultures, and societies influence human behavior in ways that complement your person-focused training in Psychology. Additionally, you will get exposure to different research methods and analysis strategies used in the social sciences.
- Sociology will accept PSY203 for their STA215 requirement.
- Sociology will accept any two of PSY215, PSY324, PSY337, PSY341, PSY355, PSY370 (Dr. Onyewuenyi’s section) with approval for their electives.
- Psychology will accept STA215 to satisfy the PSY203 requirement.
- Psychology will accept any one SOC205, SOC281, SOC317, SOC303, SOC333, SOC335, SOC356, SOC374, or SOC385 to satisfy the “Psychology Option” portion of our major.
