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Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice

The undergraduate criminal justice program provides a multidisciplinary study of the structure, administration, and dynamics of the criminal justice system. The system, a network of agencies at the local, state, and federal levels, is composed of law enforcement, the courts, corrections, and the private/corporate criminal justice sector. Courses examine components of the criminal justice system and provoke critical thinking on the competing ideologies of crime and correction.

The program has a strong social science research component, directed toward evaluating the effectiveness of criminal justice and other auxiliary programs. Students are provided with the skills to conduct original research and to critique agency generated research. A bachelor degree in criminal justice provides students with a well-rounded social science degree that can be used for entry into various criminal justice careers. Many students also find the program is an excellent pre-law curriculum.

Updated October 3, 2008