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Masters in Sociology Programs in Utah

Explore masters in sociology programs and graduate schools offering MA sociology degrees. Find the best sociology programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. Brigham Young University

    • Graduate School
    • Provo, UT
    • 41 reviews

    Graduate Student: I loved my professors, my peers, and my major. I also loved how inexpensive BYU was! The location is perfect, there are so many recreational things to do in the area, and I truly felt that the professors were there to help me learn and grow. I was devastated when I graduated, but am so thrilled that I get to go back and attend law school there for three years.
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    • University of Utah

      • Graduate School
      • Salt Lake City, UT
      • 22 reviews

      Graduate Student: The University of Utah has a good graduate program for a variety of students. Its greatest strengths are the quality of professors, academic opportunities, and surrounding environment. As a graduate student in the school of music, there is a great music scene with many of opportunities in the city, from the Utah Symphony to the Mormon Tabernacle. Many say that the Mormon presence dominates SLC, but I honestly have not noticed any major influence that affects my overall experience. While diverse, the program is perhaps more on the moderate/traditional side compared to programs in other nearby states. However, there are many opportunities for travel and funding to pursue academic endeavors (conferences, workshops, etc.). Overall, I have greatly enjoyed my time here (and especially being surrounded in the beautiful Utah Valley)!
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      • Utah State University

        • Graduate School
        • Logan, UT
        • 19 reviews

        Graduate Student: Many universities claim that their professors have an open-door policy, but it’s really, really true at USU. I spend at least three to five hours with my advisor every week. It’s so clear that the professors really care about their students. And when something goes wrong in administration (because this is a university after all), the department bands together to take care of the student’s needs. I know that my department always has my back, and will offer me the right amount of direction and creative freedom. However, the town is very LDS, and diversity is a tremendous struggle. Graduate students in housing are treated a bit like children (while still encouraged to have kids themselves?) and it’s quite a peculiar environment.
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