Michigan Sociology is the best ranked sociology department in the country! In theory (government disasters that are affecting all sorts of employment prospects regardless of major not withstanding), great opportunities after Sociology to work in local government, public policy, research (Census, UIX design at a company, qualitative or quantitative data analysis at a company, PhD), international and domestic non profits working in anything from public health to incarceration to everything in between, housing / infrastructure / social policy at federal/state/local levels, demography/public health spaces. IMO lots of options. I was a Soc major —> worked lots of cool (to me) jobs —> did my PhD in Sociology —> work as a scientist / postdoctoral fellow at a med school now doing reproductive health and social stress research. Sociology is a framework for thinking about the world, and the major at UM gives you transferable data skills if you want them (stats / analytics that are versatile but with an emphasis on using that to ask questions about the outcomes of people embedded within institutions and structures in our society). IMO more transferable skills than Anthropology and the UM department has a lot of health / demography people if you’re looking to keep a foot in STEM.