Bachelor of Arts with a major in Criminal Justice Studies (Option B) (CJS)
     
Sem. Hours
Criminal Justice Studies 1,2
21
  CJS 101, 207, 447
6
  SOC 305
3
  Behavior (Select one)
    PSY 363, 461
    SOC 325, 327, 410
    SWK 325
  Institutions (Select one)
    CJS 303
    POL 303, 305, 360
    SOC 323
  Law (select one)  
    CJS 305, 315  
    POL 301, 411, 450  
    SOC 326  
  Social Structure (Select one)
    CJS 322, 336
    SOC 328, 339, 351
     
Liberal Studies Curriculum
  Humanities and Fine Arts
6
    Philosophy and Religious Studies
12
    History
6
    Literature: English or Foreign Language
3
    Creative and Performing Arts
3
    Foreign Language and/or Additional Arts and/or Humanities
3-9
    -ENG 272, (370 or 378 or 474)
  Social Sciences
12
  Mathematics (Excludes MTH 102, 204, 205) 3
3
  Natural Sciences
11
     
Communication Competencies
0-9
General Education courses/academic electives to total at least 4
60
 
1 To be admitted as a major in the program under Option B, a transfer student must have received an accredited associate degree in corrections, law enforcement, police administration, police science, or a similar field of criminal justice and must have a 2.5 cumulative grade-point average on a 4.0 grading system. For criminal justice studies majors who have completed the basic requirements for an accredited two-year criminal justice degree, 60 semester hours beyond the associate degree is suggested, which includes a minimum of 21 semester hours in the program. The Liberal Studies Curriculum is required for all criminal justice studies transfer majors in addition to the baccalaureate degree requirements if they were not included in the candidates' associate degree programs.d
 
2 Internships and Independent Studies may be taken in CJS, POL, PSY, and SOC that have a criminal justice studies emphasis. No more than 6 semester hours may be taken. Also to be offered is CJS 300 Criminal Justice Studies Career Development, CJS 399, Special Topics in Criminal Justice Studies and CJS 497, Service Learning Experience. This course work is in addition to the hours required for a CJS interdisciplinary major in the Option B, transfer program sequence. They are not to be used as substitute courses for those listed in the areas of behavior, institutions, law and/or social structure, unless approved in advance by the director of the Criminal Justice Studies program and the College of Arts and Sciences.
 
3 3CJS 207, Research Methods in Criminal Justice Studies, required as a prerequisite MTH 207 or PSY 216 or SOC 308. Neither PSY 216 nor SOC 308 fills the three semester hours mathematics requirements.
 
4 To be considered a viable candidate for graduation, a student must have completed a minimum of 124 semester hours with accepted transfer credits

 

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