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BS Criminal Justice

Bryant & Stratton College offers Associate’s and Bachelor’s Degree programs in the field of Criminal Justice. From criminal law and procedures to resolving ethical issues and managing the human and business side of criminal justice, you’ll receive the perfect balance of theoretical and practical training that you need to be successful. In addition to the courses offered as part of our Associate’s Degree program, students in the Bachelor’s program study the administrative structure, including an analysis of the local, state, federal and international agencies involved directly and indirectly in Criminal Justice. This includes the study of ethics, as well as the variety of criminal behaviors that contribute to the concept of crime and varied criminal activity that occurs in today’s society.

*Note: This degree is not available to AR and NY state residents

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As a Criminal Justice student you will have the opportunity to take a series of exciting classes to prepare you for your future career.

CRJU100 Introduction to Criminal Justice
CRJU101 Criminology
CRJU102 Policing
CRJU105 Corrections
CRJU110 Criminal Courts
CRJU150 Juvenile Justice
CRJU200 Criminal Law
CRJU210 Criminal Investigation
CRJU222 Criminal Procedure
CRJU260 Internship/Capstone Experience
CRJU300 Ethical Dilemmas and Challenges in CRJU
CRJU303 Research Methods for the Criminal Justice Profession
CRJU320 Criminal Behavior
CRJU330 Victimology
CRJU343 Criminal Justice Administration
CRJU400 Comparative Criminal Justice
CRJU423 Terrorism and Homeland Security
CRJU460 Practicum and Capstone Project

The following are career focused courses required for the BS Criminal Justice. Additional courses not listed here may need to be taken to meet the required amount of major elective credits in this category. Students must also meet the required amount of liberal arts credits established as graduation requirements from Bryant & Stratton College.

Total Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 120

Bryant & Stratton College prepares you for a successful career in the field of Criminal Justice by teaching you the following types of skills:

Work in an ethical fashion in the Criminal Justice environment.

Work efficiently in a variety of Criminal justice environments, including those that deal with juvenile delinquency, criminal behavior, and victims of crime.

Understand the function of Criminal Justice administrative structures

Understand how certain Criminal Justice environments are similar to and different from others (for instance, organizational structures in international, federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, as well as Criminal Justice structures that exist outside of law enforcement and/or governmental agencies).

Understand the variety of crimes committed, including cyber-crime, white-collar crime, terrorism, and drugs.

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Tuition:	$62,280.00
Fees:	$415.00
Room & Board:	$0.00
Books & Supplies:	$5,600.00

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