| Course Number | Semester Hours | Course Name |
| PCS200 | 3.0 | Introduction to Policing |
| PCS210 | 3.0 | Organized Crime, Vice and Narcotics |
| PCS220 | 3.0 | Comparative Justice Systems |
| PCS230 | 3.0 | Criminal Evidence and Testimony |
| Course Number | Semester Hours | Course Name |
| ENG100 | 3.0 | English Composition I |
| COM200 | 3.0 | Contemporary Communication |
| MAT100 | 3.0 | Mathematics |
| SCI200 | 3.0 | General Science |
| SCI210 | 3.0 | Introduction to Biology |
| POL200 | 3.0 | American Government and Politics |
| LAC100 | 3.0 | The Collegiate Experience |
| CJ201 | 3.0 | Introduction to Criminal Justice |
| CJ210 | 3.0 | Correctional Operations |
| CJ220 | 3.0 | Concepts of Criminal Law |
| CJ275 | 3.0 | Principles of Criminal Investigations |
| CJ280 | 3.0 | Fundamentals of Criminology |
| CJ288 | 3.0 | Victim and Crisis Intervention |
| CJ299 | 3.0 | Seminar in Criminal Justice I |
| 6.0 | General electives selected from any area of study |
60.0 Semester Credit Hours
A Great Foundation for a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice
Many careers – like that of a parole officer – require a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice just to get in the door. Your associate degree positions you for even greater success if you decide to take that next step. Why stop while you’re ahead? Read about our Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice to learn more.
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The Unites States of America’s Constitution was signed on September 17, 1787. In 2004 a law was establish September 17th a holiday to observe the ratification of this historic document.
We’d like to share this link with all of our students, faculty and staff: http://www.constitutionfacts.com/index.cfm
The link provides a copy of The Constitution, the amendments and interesting facts on our Founding Fathers. Enjoy!
Yours in education,
Jody Rice
Director of Academic Services
