What jobs are there for Associates degree in Sociology?

Like most human relations degrees, you really need at least a B.S or a M.A./M.S for most benefit.  May I suggest that your major be in Psychology, rather than Sociology.  A solid basis in Psychology gets you in the door for any equivalent education in either Sociology, Social Work, or Criminal Justice.  It also is more easily transferable for credits when you make small changes in your future education, if any.  A degree in psychology allows you to fit more easily between divergent camps in social work and criminal justice.  Most systems of Government allow you to have a minimum education and experience substitute for the entry level positions.  Another option is Gender Studies, or Battered Women's Centers where some states give grants for Victim's Advocate positions.  Do not be afraid to call your local Department of Children's Services or Probation/Parole Office and ask to come speak to a office manager about what is needed to come to work.  Some even have Paid Internships while in college.  Good luck, and remember they can never take away your education!