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Apr 25, 2024
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2007-2009 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Criminal Justice (B.A., B.S.)
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30 MAJOR HOURS, 128 DEGREE HOURS
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Departmental Requirements (15 hours)
Electives (15 hours)
Maximum of six internship hours Four-Year Plan
The following four-year plan is an example only. You will receive a criminal justice checklist to plan your entire four years with your advisor to fashion the most appropriate education for yourself. First Semester 16 hours
- Composition 3cr
- Humanities-Fine Arts 3cr
- Mathematics 3cr
- Natural Sciences 4cr
Second Semester 15-16 hours
- Advanced Composition 3cr
- Electives 3cr
- Information Technology/Math 3-4cr
First Semester 16-18 hours
- Electives 3cr
- Humanities-Fine Arts/Natural Sciences 3-4cr
- Oral Communication 3cr
- Social Sciences 3cr
Second Semester 18-19 hours
- Electives 6cr
- Humanities-Fine Arts/Natural Sciences 3-4cr
- IdEA Foundation 3cr
- Social Sciences 3cr
First Semester 15 hours
- CJUS Electives 3cr
- Electives 6cr
- Social Sciences 3cr
Second Semester 15 hours
- CJUS Electives-Theme Course 3cr
- Course in Minor 3cr
- Electives 6cr
- Social Sciences 3cr
First Semester 18 hours
- CJUS Electives 6cr
- Courses in Minor 6cr
- Electives 3cr
- IdEA Capstone 3cr
Second Semester 15 hours
- CJUS Electives 6cr
- Courses in Minor 6cr
- Electives 3cr
Optional Criminal Justice Internship is possible during the summer between Third and Fourth Year.
Criminal Justice/Political Science Double Major (60 hours)
24 hours of criminal justice courses which are not cross listed with political science;
12 hours which are cross listed between criminal justice and political science;
24 hours of political science courses which are not cross listed with criminal justice. Criminal Justice/Sociology Double Major (60 hours)
24 hours of criminal justice courses which are not cross listed with sociology;
12 hours which are cross listed between criminal justice and sociology;
24 hours of sociology courses which are not cross listed with criminal justice. Criminal Justice/Other Double Major
A student majoring in any discipline other than political science or sociology may obtain a double major in criminal justice by completing 30 semester hours of criminal justice courses. |
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