Advising

Faculty in the health and society major are committed to one-on-one advising to assist you in identifying your academic and career goals. See our Faculty to view current Health and Society Program advisors.

Successful academic advising happens when students and faculty advisors work together as a team. Your academic advisor has expertise in scholarly issues; the College of Arts and Sciences Student Services office can help you to identify many other resources you may need, including free professional advising and support concerning student health, legal matters, writing and learning skills, general career planning, lifestyle/residential issues, academic accommodations and more.

Health and Society: Some Possible Pathways

Body

All HSOC Majors Take: HSCI 1100, HSOC 1600/SOC 1300, and HSOC 1700/ANTH 1190.

Pathways Within the Major

From here, students forge their own paths to fulfill their other major and minor requirements and gain the prerequisites for intermediate and/or advanced-level courses. Keep in mind that not all pathways go through to the advanced level, and students need all of the prerequisites to take at least two advanced-level courses. These are just a few of the possible pathways a student can take, and students are able to take more than one pathway to gain more than one specialization—often, students take two pathways to an advanced-level course: 

HSOC Pathways (PDF)

HSOC Course List Advising Sheets

HSOC Advising Dashboards

Additional Resources