The Criminal Justice major couples a strong liberal arts education with professional classes in criminology, law enforcement, criminal law, and corrections.

Core Courses 6 courses - 18 credits
ADMJ 0002 Crime, Law, and Public Policy
ADMJ 0110 Criminology
ADMJ 0210 American System of Criminal Justice
ADMJ 1125 History of Philosophy of Law Enforcement
ADMJ 0130 Correctional Philosophy: Theory and Practice
SOCSCI 0200 Research Methods in Social Sciences

Electives 5 courses - 15 credits
ADMJ 1140 Juvenile Delinquency
ADMJ 1145 Juvenile Justice System
ADMJ 1130 Minority Issues in Criminal Justice
ADMJ 1240 Female Offender in Society
ADMJ 1110 Violent Crime
ADMJ 1116Organized Crime
ADMJ 1518 White Collar Crime
ADMJ 0145 Issues on Drug Abuse and the Criminal Justice System
ADMJ 1120 Community Policing and Problem Solving
ADMJ 1155 Critical Issues in Contemporary Law Enforcement
ADMJ 1154 Probation and Parole
ADMJ 1157 Psychological Issues and Counseling in Corrections
ADMJ 1520 Victimology

Additional Requirements 2 courses - 6 Credits
ADMJ 1198 Internship or
ADMJ 1199 Research Practicum
and
ADMJ 1950 Senior Seminar

Recommended Classes
PSY 0310 Developmental Psychology
PSY 1205 Abnormal Psychology
SOC 0010 Introduction to Sociology
STAT 1131 Introduction to Applied Statistics
CS 0085 PC Software

Students must earn at least a C grade in all courses used to fulfill the requirements for the major.