As a sociology student, you're training to view the world through a sociological lens. This means you're not just seeing people and events at the surface level—you’re learning to analyze patterns, social structures, cultures, and power dynamics that shape human behavior. You’re gaining tools to ask questions like: Why do certain groups experience inequality? How do social institutions like family, education, religion, and media affect our lives? What causes social change—and how can we contribute to it?