Top Sociology Schools in Missouri

Interested in a graduate degree in Sociology from a top program within the state of Missouri? We offer rankings of best Missouri Sociology graduate programs. Review the following schools to see requirements for Master and Doctoral degrees in the area of Sociology.

Missouri

Missouri [m ɪ su ː ri, English m ɪ z ʊ ər ɪ ], abbreviation Missouri, post officially MO, state located in the Midwestern United States, 178,397 km ², (2015) 6080000 residents (1960: 4, 32 million, 1980: 4.92 million, 2000: 5.60 million residents). The capital is Jefferson City. Missouri is divided into 114 counties and the district of Saint Louis.

Law and Politics

1945 Constitution (with numerous amendments); Senate with 34, House of Representatives with 163 members. Missouri is represented in Congress by 2 Senators and 8 MPs.

Geography

The state stretches on both sides of the Missouri and has a share in the flat undulating ground moraine landscape of the Central Lowlands and in the southeast of the Mississippi Lowlands; South Missouri lies in the forested Ozark Mountains (up to 540 m above sea level). The maritime, warm summer climate takes on a continental character in the north. Cyclones are common in summer (especially in June and July). There is frequent flooding from the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers; During the flood of the century in 2011, dams had to be blown to relieve the rivers; numerous people had to leave their homes and fertile farmland was washed away.

Population

In 2014, the proportion of whites was 83.5%, that of blacks 11.8%, and the remainder 4.7%. Largest cities are Kansas City, Saint Louis, Springfield and Independence.

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