Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice (Associate in Science Degree)

This program provides a broad overview of the field of criminal justice and will prepare students for careers in this field. Program graduates may be employed as law enforcement officers, correctional officers, case workers, and court advocates

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
CJS* M101Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 CJS* M102Introduction to Corrections 3 *CJS* M210Constitutional Law 3 *CJS* M211Criminal Law I 3 *CJS* M290Practicum in Criminal Justice 3 OR Directed Elective Subtotal : 15

FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS Arts and Communications:
*ENG* M101Composition 3 (Minimum "C" grade required) *ENG* M103Composition II 3 COMM M105Introduction to Speech 3 OR THR* M110Acting I

Math
*MAT* M137 or above 3-4 OR *MAT* M123Elementary Statistics

Individual and Society: POL* M111American Government 3 OR POL* M112State and Local Government PSY* M111General Psychology I 3 SOC* M101Principles of Sociology 3 SOC* M190Self and Others: Dynamics of Diversity 3 *SOC* M241Juvenile Delinquency 3 *SOC* M240Criminology 3

Electives:
Language Elective 3 OR Individual and Society Elective Natural Science Elective 3-4 Directed Elective 3 Psychology Elective 3 Sociology Elective 3
MINIMUM TOTAL: 60

**Directed Electives: CSA* M105Introduction to Software Applications, SOC* M201Contemporary Social Issues, PSY* M245Abnormal Psychology, PSY* M143Counseling Skills, SPA* M101Elementary Spanish I, CJS* M213Evidence & Criminal Procedure, CJS* M220Criminal Investigation, CJS* M244Community Based Corrections, CJS* M254Supervision of Criminal Justice Personnel, CST* M271 Computer Forensics I, CJS* M290Field Practicum in Criminal Justice (requires written permission of CJ Coordinator).

* Prerequisite required

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