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Ranking of best Texas colleges for criminal justice majors. Compare the top schools for criminology near you.
The Texas Affordable Baccalaureate in Criminal Justice–or Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice–is a competency-based online program that is offered year-round in six seven-week terms.
The undergraduate degree program in the School of Criminal Justice and Criminology prepares students to serve the community in the operation and management of criminal justice agencies including: federal, state, county, and municipal law enforcement; probation; courts; and law; institutional corrections; parole; and related agencies.
Degree Programs. There are many educational opportunities offered through the School of Criminal Justice and Criminology. Undergraduate Degree Program. Master's Degree Programs. Doctoral Degree Program.
Pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice at the University of North Texas can lay the groundwork for becoming a: Law enforcement officer; Court administrator; Probation or parole officer; Crime and intelligence analyst; Correctional treatment expert; Victim's advocate; Policy analyst; Social service provider
The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program prepares students for positions in public and privates agencies and organizations at national, state, and local levels, such as law enforcement, community and institutional corrections, and research.
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (B.S.C.J.) Major in Criminal Justice. Minimum required: 120 semester credit hours. General Requirements.
What can you do with a degree from one of the criminal justice colleges in Texas? Criminal justice graduates work with court systems, police departments, and private security firms to prevent or investigate crimes. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects about 421,500 openings in protective services each year between 2021 and 2031.
Learn how to serve the general public and promote justice at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Our bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice builds your statistical analysis, social research and communication skills.
The School of Criminal Justice and Criminology offers a Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ) degree with two tracks of study: a Thesis Option (30 credit hours) or a Non-Thesis Option (36 credit hours).