Purple queen

I'm not sure how to go select the best profs for applying to Sociology (Masters) programs...schools recommend having at least one from a sociology department, but I'm from a poli sci major so I don't have too many options there. The programs do have a statistics prerequisite. That said, if you had an A grade with the following professors, and the number of years elapsed since you knew them, which 3 would you select: 0 years--Statistics-community college-- One online class with in-person meetings 0 years--Sociology-community college--One intro class + sociology club advisor + knows my life story from homework assignments 0 years--Nutrition-Adjunct faculty--4-yr college--One online graduate class (taken at one of the schools I'm applying to), familiar with my research/writing capabilities 5 years--Communications-Lecturer at Stanford now --2 classes, knew me well 5 years--History-Associate professor at small 4-yr college--2 classes, knew me some (grades were A and B+) 5 years--Politics-Assistant professor at small 4-yr college--2 classes, knew me well 5 years--Theology--Director of Department at small 4-yr. college--2 classes, knew me well I really want this to be specific to what a sociology admissions committee is looking for.. *i'm applying to rural sociology and int'l agriculture dev. type programs

The specific classes don't matter as long as you fulfill any prerequisites for grad programs you might want to apply to. This is typically intro and advanced soc classes, research methods, and statistics. Your minors sound like they will be helpful in developing research ideas!