COURSE CURRICULUM

Across the programs you shared, the main differences come down to whether you want to work with people directly, work with data, or work in systems like business or healthcare. The Bachelor of Science in Public Health focuses on population health, epidemiology, and environmental factors, leading into careers in healthcare systems, disease prevention, or graduate study in public health or medicine. The Bachelor of Arts in Social Work is more practice-driven and prepares you for licensed roles working directly with individuals, families, and communities, often in mental health, child services, or social welfare systems. Sociology (BA) is more theoretical and research-oriented, studying inequality, institutions, and social behavior, and it fits careers in research, policy, NGOs, or graduate study rather than direct licensing. Statistics (BS) is heavily quantitative, centered on probability, modeling, and data analysis, and is one of the strongest pathways into high-demand analytics, data science, actuarial work, and research roles across industries. Sports Science (BS) is more applied to human performance, exercise physiology, biomechanics, and healthcare pathways like athletic training, physical therapy, or sports medicine. Supply Chain Management (BSB) is business-operations focused, preparing you for logistics, procurement, and global business systems roles with strong industry placement potential in manufacturing, retail, and corporate operations. Social Science Education (BA) is designed for teaching social studies in middle/high school, combining history, political science, economics, and geography plus licensure pathways. Sign Language Interpreting (BS) is a specialized professional communication degree requiring strong ASL and English proficiency, leading to interpreting work in education, healthcare, and public services. If your priority is salary and broad job flexibility, Statistics and Supply Chain Management generally offer the strongest direct job-market range; if your priority is healthcare pathways, Public Health and Sports Science are closest; if your priority is working with communities or teaching, Social Work, Sociology, and Social Science Education are more aligned; and if your priority is language-access or specialized communication work, Sign Language Interpreting is the most focused track. If you want,