WU SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology

This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and methods of the scientific study of group behavior in terms of social interactions and processes. An introduction to social psychology, socialization, personal development, culture, and personality is also offered.

Upon “successful” completion of this course, students will earn 3 college credits + 1 high school AP-weighted credit. This Wilmington University course is offered both Face-to-Face at New Castle Campus and Online.

F2F @ New Castle: Fall Semester & B1 & B2, Spring Semester & B1 & B2, Summer B1 & B2

Level of Support: Tier 2 (Medium)
University: Wilmington University
Type: Face-to-Face @ WilmU campus, Semester or Block
Instructor: WilmU Instructor
Grade Level: 11-12th
Cost: $126 tuition/ reg. fee + books/materials
Payment: Pay WilmU directly through MyWilmU portal, after registering for the course

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The average cost of textbook for this course is $45-80

Online: Fall Semester & B1 & B2, Spring Semester & B1 & B2, Summer Semester & B1 & B2

Level of Support: Tier 1 (Least)
University: Wilmington University
Type: Online/Independent, Semester
Instructor: WilmU Instructor
Grade Level: 11-12th
Cost: $126 tuition/ reg. fee + books/materials
Payment: Pay WilmU directly through MyWilmU portal, after registering for the course

Visit Campus Store to view required textbooks

The average cost of textbook for this course is $45-80

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Two Courses for the Price of One

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Enroll in both DTCC SOC 111 Sociology & DTCC PSY 121 Psychology to earn 6 college credits and 2 AP credits for just $125!

Note– this promotion applies to our DTCC version of the courses that are held face-to-face at William Penn during the school day, taught by a William Penn teacher.

Transfer of College credit after attending through Early College Programs

Students who subsequently enroll in Dual Enrollment or Early College courses enjoy advanced standing. Many colleges and universities will generally accept credits earned through programs of this type. Some will not. Most colleges and universities will accept credits from other institutions if a grade of “C” or better is earned. The student and/or their parents/guardian should contact the college or university of their choice to determine whether Dual Enrollment or Early College credits will be accepted. Students may have to send an official transcript from the partnering higher education institution to the college or university of their choice to aid in the college’s decision. Each institution applies these credits differently.