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Thank you very much Willows ,, I can check with my advisor after two days.. Also I guess attending the first classes is giving a good overview.

and yes ,, sorry for my bad english

Thank you very much for answering,, you guys don't know how much it means to me ,, because I'm in total lost especially that I didn't meet my advisor yet.. I'm very interested in the Gender & Societies course and I think I got admitted to the university some how because of it as a women rights activist. The thing about the politics course that it's not covering the region that i'm interested in,, and mostly covering the labour party in Europe. I'm thinking of taking this course as a guest meaning that I will attend the classes and read the material without taking the tests .. while taking the Classical Social Thought and Gender class .. and this is mainly because the politics course is one year long and instead I can take two half unit courses instead of the politics course which may be better for my degree and also less risky for the grading.. I'm very interested in the subject though and will write more about it in the future especially in the topics like secularism and Political Islam etc.. but should I have the course in my degree to specialize in it later? I'm not sure

This is actually what i'm trying to do now, looking at Phd programs and check .. may I ask what is your interests? and why it's important to cultural theory?

Thank you very much for answering me .. I can see my advisor only after three days which is so wired especially that I need to register and the classes started. I decided to attend the four courses for one week then decide before the due date of registration and this is what most students at my school do .. but again,, I'm not very familiar with the sociology and need to know what course is a must .. One of the instructor said to us that "cultural theory" is a must for grad students but then I found out that he is teaching it so maybe he was not subjective? what do you think? I will consider Classical Social Thought as you suggested , it's a optional course. Did you mean that it's required to get admission in the Phd program? or it's part of the Phd program? I'm interested in the "Politics & Sociology" course because I'm thinking maybe I will write my thesis on Social Movement or some thing related,, but it's full unit which mean I have to study it for the whole year so i'm not really sure.

Hello , I have to choose my courses for the first term and i'm so confused,, some courses I'm really interested in but I want to make sure that I choose the right course that will add weight to my academic degree. things to know: 1- I didn't do my undergraduate degree in Sociology so I have basic background. 2- I would like to go for Phd in Sociology later. The courses I'm confused about: 1- Classical Social Thought 2- Cultural Theory 3- Politics and Society 4- Gender and Societies I'm interested in the last two but think maybe the first two is very essential courses in Sociology. What do you think?

I'm majoring in finance (accounting) and my GPA 3.4 , didn't take GRE test yet but not sure that i will get good grades (English is not my native).

Hello, What an easy University to get admission MA/Msc Sociology. ( in the UK or US) I want to be in the safe side and apply to it,, my undergraduate & exp. in totally different field (3.4/4)

Hello, Could any one tell me a bout one year MS/Msc Sociolog in US? never mind the ranking of the university ,,

I already can get funding from my country beside after graduation i will go back to my country to work there .. so what matter to me most the other stuff

when applying to master in sociology should we consider the top programs in sociology field .. some of the program could be ranked within top 20 while the university is the 80'th in US in general .. so what do u think?

okay ,, so I know it also depend on lots of things ,, but with this GPA ,, where should I apply .. looking for master in sociology .. Thank you all