Bachelor of Science – Criminal Justice Major (Online)
Bachelor of Science – Criminal Justice Major (Online)
Bachelor of Science – Criminal Justice Major (Online)
Program Highlights
The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice is designed to equip students with the skills required to excel as leaders in the criminal justice field. The curriculum explores various components of the criminal justice system, providing a comprehensive understanding necessary for careers across the industry. Students will develop professional, ethical, communication, and critical thinking abilities, positioning them for leadership roles and preparing them for advanced education opportunities, including graduate studies.
Program Learning Outcome
Students will explore key components of the criminal justice system, including law enforcement, courts, and corrections, while analyzing the influence of local, state, and federal governments on these areas. The program emphasizes the importance of professional and ethical conduct essential for success in the field. Learners will also refine their communication and critical thinking skills, enabling them to effectively address challenges in a criminal justice career. Additionally, students will evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats within the criminal justice system to develop informed and innovative solutions.
Program Duration
The academic year consists of three semesters: Fall (divided into two eight-week terms), Spring (divided into two eight-week terms), and Summer (divided into two six-week terms).
Level
Undergraduate
Anytime, Anywhere
Totally Online
Academic Calendar
| Semester | Class Start |
|---|---|
| Spring 2025 Term 1 | January 6, 2025 |
| Spring 2025 Term 2 | March 10, 2025 |
| Summer 2025 Term 1 | May 12, 2025 |
| Summer 2025 Term 2 | June 23, 2025 |
Admission Requirements
The following materials must be submitted:
- A completed application form.
- Official transcripts verifying graduation from an accredited high school or an acceptable score on the General Education Development (GED) exam
- Official transcripts from ALL post–secondary schools previously enrolled
- Letter of Recommendation
- English Proficiency Requirement:
- You can check the English Proficiency Exemption
- Test Score TOEFL iBT: 71
- Test Score IELTS: 6.1
Full-Time Student
A full-time student is enrolled in 12-18 credit hours.
Part-Time Student
A part-time student is enrolled in 3-11 credit hours.
Curriculum/Courses (120 Credit Hours)
General Requirements – 36 CH
- Communication (9 CH)
- College Composition (3 CH)
- Humanities Seminar (3 CH)
- Effective Speaking (3 CH) OR Interpersonal Communication (3 CH)
- Humanities and Social Science (9 CH)
- American History I (3 CH)
- American History II (3 CH)
- OR
- World Civilization I (3 CH)
- World Civilization II (3 CH)
- Humanities Elective (3) (3 CH)
- Mathematics and Science (9 CH)
- Plants and People (no lab) (3 CH)
- Mathematics Elective (3 CH)
- Math or Science Elective (3 CH)
- Other (9 CH)
- Principles of Sociology (3 CH)
- Introduction to Government (3 CH)
- Principles of Psychology (3 CH)
Content Requirements – 69 CH
- Required
- University Experience (1 CH) OR Online Learning Orientation (1 CH)
- Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Report Writing (3 CH)
- Juvenile Justice (3 CH)
- Introduction to Criminology (3 CH)
- Introduction to Criminal Law & Justice (3 CH)
- Criminal Procedure & Evidence (3 CH)
- Criminalistics & Crime Scene Investigations (3 CH)
- State & Local Government (3 CH)
- American Constitutional Development (3 CH)
- Abnormal Psychology (3 CH)
- Capstone and Internship (6 CH)
- Criminal Justice Capstone Demonstration (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Internship (3 CH)
- Free Electives (32 CH)
Concentrations – 15 CH
- Option A – Criminal Justice Professional (15 CH)
- Institutional Corrections & Law (3 CH)
- Research Methods in Psychology (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Agency Administration (3 CH)
- Topics in Criminal Justice (3 CH)
- The Family (3 CH)
- Option B – Psychology (15 CH)
- Life Span Developmental Psychology (3 CH) OR Child & Adolescent Psychology (3 CH)
- Research Methods in Psychology (3 CH)
- Psychology of Personality (3 CH)
- Social Psychology (3 CH)
- Counseling Theories & Practices (3 CH)
- Option C – Indiana Law Enforcement (15 CH)
- Basic Police Training Course (15 CH)
Tuition Fees
- Initial Application Fees: $105.
- Study Tuition Fees: $299 per credit hour.
Finally, please fill out the following free application form to enable us to proceed with your application.
- For any additional information or help, please email [email protected].
Program Highlights
The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice is designed to equip students with the skills required to excel as leaders in the criminal justice field. The curriculum explores various components of the criminal justice system, providing a comprehensive understanding necessary for careers across the industry. Students will develop professional, ethical, communication, and critical thinking abilities, positioning them for leadership roles and preparing them for advanced education opportunities, including graduate studies.
Program Learning Outcome
Students will explore key components of the criminal justice system, including law enforcement, courts, and corrections, while analyzing the influence of local, state, and federal governments on these areas. The program emphasizes the importance of professional and ethical conduct essential for success in the field. Learners will also refine their communication and critical thinking skills, enabling them to effectively address challenges in a criminal justice career. Additionally, students will evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats within the criminal justice system to develop informed and innovative solutions.
Program Duration
The academic year consists of three semesters: Fall (divided into two eight-week terms), Spring (divided into two eight-week terms), and Summer (divided into two six-week terms).
Level
Undergraduate
Anytime, Anywhere
Totally Online
Academic Calendar
| Semester | Class Start |
|---|---|
| Spring 2025 Term 1 | January 6, 2025 |
| Spring 2025 Term 2 | March 10, 2025 |
| Summer 2025 Term 1 | May 12, 2025 |
| Summer 2025 Term 2 | June 23, 2025 |
Admission Requirements
The following materials must be submitted:
- A completed application form.
- Official transcripts verifying graduation from an accredited high school or an acceptable score on the General Education Development (GED) exam
- Official transcripts from ALL post–secondary schools previously enrolled
- Letter of Recommendation
- English Proficiency Requirement:
- You can check the English Proficiency Exemption
- Test Score TOEFL iBT: 71
- Test Score IELTS: 6.1
Full-Time Student
A full-time student is enrolled in 12-18 credit hours.
Part-Time Student
A part-time student is enrolled in 3-11 credit hours.
Curriculum/Courses (120 Credit Hours)
General Requirements – 36 CH
- Communication (9 CH)
- College Composition (3 CH)
- Humanities Seminar (3 CH)
- Effective Speaking (3 CH) OR Interpersonal Communication (3 CH)
- Humanities and Social Science (9 CH)
- American History I (3 CH)
- American History II (3 CH)
- OR
- World Civilization I (3 CH)
- World Civilization II (3 CH)
- Humanities Elective (3) (3 CH)
- Mathematics and Science (9 CH)
- Plants and People (no lab) (3 CH)
- Mathematics Elective (3 CH)
- Math or Science Elective (3 CH)
- Other (9 CH)
- Principles of Sociology (3 CH)
- Introduction to Government (3 CH)
- Principles of Psychology (3 CH)
Content Requirements – 69 CH
- Required
- University Experience (1 CH) OR Online Learning Orientation (1 CH)
- Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Report Writing (3 CH)
- Juvenile Justice (3 CH)
- Introduction to Criminology (3 CH)
- Introduction to Criminal Law & Justice (3 CH)
- Criminal Procedure & Evidence (3 CH)
- Criminalistics & Crime Scene Investigations (3 CH)
- State & Local Government (3 CH)
- American Constitutional Development (3 CH)
- Abnormal Psychology (3 CH)
- Capstone and Internship (6 CH)
- Criminal Justice Capstone Demonstration (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Internship (3 CH)
- Free Electives (32 CH)
Concentrations – 15 CH
- Option A – Criminal Justice Professional (15 CH)
- Institutional Corrections & Law (3 CH)
- Research Methods in Psychology (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Agency Administration (3 CH)
- Topics in Criminal Justice (3 CH)
- The Family (3 CH)
- Option B – Psychology (15 CH)
- Life Span Developmental Psychology (3 CH) OR Child & Adolescent Psychology (3 CH)
- Research Methods in Psychology (3 CH)
- Psychology of Personality (3 CH)
- Social Psychology (3 CH)
- Counseling Theories & Practices (3 CH)
- Option C – Indiana Law Enforcement (15 CH)
- Basic Police Training Course (15 CH)
Tuition Fees
- Initial Application Fees: $105.
- Study Tuition Fees: $299 per credit hour.
Finally, please fill out the following free application form to enable us to proceed with your application.
- For any additional information or help, please email [email protected].
Program Highlights
The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice is designed to equip students with the skills required to excel as leaders in the criminal justice field. The curriculum explores various components of the criminal justice system, providing a comprehensive understanding necessary for careers across the industry. Students will develop professional, ethical, communication, and critical thinking abilities, positioning them for leadership roles and preparing them for advanced education opportunities, including graduate studies.
Program Learning Outcome
Students will explore key components of the criminal justice system, including law enforcement, courts, and corrections, while analyzing the influence of local, state, and federal governments on these areas. The program emphasizes the importance of professional and ethical conduct essential for success in the field. Learners will also refine their communication and critical thinking skills, enabling them to effectively address challenges in a criminal justice career. Additionally, students will evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats within the criminal justice system to develop informed and innovative solutions.
Program Duration
The academic year consists of three semesters: Fall (divided into two eight-week terms), Spring (divided into two eight-week terms), and Summer (divided into two six-week terms).
Level
Undergraduate
Anytime, Anywhere
Totally Online
Academic Calendar
| Semester | Class Start |
|---|---|
| Spring 2025 Term 1 | January 6, 2025 |
| Spring 2025 Term 2 | March 10, 2025 |
| Summer 2025 Term 1 | May 12, 2025 |
| Summer 2025 Term 2 | June 23, 2025 |
Admission Requirements
The following materials must be submitted:
- A completed application form.
- Official transcripts verifying graduation from an accredited high school or an acceptable score on the General Education Development (GED) exam
- Official transcripts from ALL post–secondary schools previously enrolled
- Letter of Recommendation
- English Proficiency Requirement:
- You can check the English Proficiency Exemption
- Test Score TOEFL iBT: 71
- Test Score IELTS: 6.1
Full-Time Student
A full-time student is enrolled in 12-18 credit hours.
Part-Time Student
A part-time student is enrolled in 3-11 credit hours.
Curriculum/Courses (120 Credit Hours)
General Requirements – 36 CH
- Communication (9 CH)
- College Composition (3 CH)
- Humanities Seminar (3 CH)
- Effective Speaking (3 CH) OR Interpersonal Communication (3 CH)
- Humanities and Social Science (9 CH)
- American History I (3 CH)
- American History II (3 CH)
- OR
- World Civilization I (3 CH)
- World Civilization II (3 CH)
- Humanities Elective (3) (3 CH)
- Mathematics and Science (9 CH)
- Plants and People (no lab) (3 CH)
- Mathematics Elective (3 CH)
- Math or Science Elective (3 CH)
- Other (9 CH)
- Principles of Sociology (3 CH)
- Introduction to Government (3 CH)
- Principles of Psychology (3 CH)
Content Requirements – 69 CH
- Required
- University Experience (1 CH) OR Online Learning Orientation (1 CH)
- Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Report Writing (3 CH)
- Juvenile Justice (3 CH)
- Introduction to Criminology (3 CH)
- Introduction to Criminal Law & Justice (3 CH)
- Criminal Procedure & Evidence (3 CH)
- Criminalistics & Crime Scene Investigations (3 CH)
- State & Local Government (3 CH)
- American Constitutional Development (3 CH)
- Abnormal Psychology (3 CH)
- Capstone and Internship (6 CH)
- Criminal Justice Capstone Demonstration (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Internship (3 CH)
- Free Electives (32 CH)
Concentrations – 15 CH
- Option A – Criminal Justice Professional (15 CH)
- Institutional Corrections & Law (3 CH)
- Research Methods in Psychology (3 CH)
- Criminal Justice Agency Administration (3 CH)
- Topics in Criminal Justice (3 CH)
- The Family (3 CH)
- Option B – Psychology (15 CH)
- Life Span Developmental Psychology (3 CH) OR Child & Adolescent Psychology (3 CH)
- Research Methods in Psychology (3 CH)
- Psychology of Personality (3 CH)
- Social Psychology (3 CH)
- Counseling Theories & Practices (3 CH)
- Option C – Indiana Law Enforcement (15 CH)
- Basic Police Training Course (15 CH)
Tuition Fees
- Initial Application Fees: $105.
- Study Tuition Fees: $299 per credit hour.
Finally, please fill out the following free application form to enable us to proceed with your application.
- For any additional information or help, please email [email protected].