The mission of the criminal justice program is to prepare students for careers and further study in the three main substantive areas of criminal justice: policing, courts, and corrections.
The criminal justice program provides a Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice as well as an Associate of Arts degree and a minor in criminal justice. The program is also appropriate for students who plan to attend graduate schools in criminal justice or law.
Criminal Justice | $306 | Technology Fees | $62 |
Graduation Fees | $65 |
Cited as one of the fastest-growing career fields of the next decade, a criminal justice degree can open a myriad of employment opportunities in the expanding profession.
The program's in-depth focus on legal analysis and critical thinking, coupled with its concentration on practical, hands-on experiences, gave me the tools I needed to shine as a criminal justice scholar and as a law student."
Casey McGowan '14
Emory University
School of Law