The Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice is a self-paced learning program that may be completed off-campus. Study programs are not structured in semesters, quarters or terms, allowing students to begin their degree programs at any time during the year.
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice requires students to satisfy the following course requirements: 14 Core Courses, 14 General Education Courses, and 14 General Elective Courses, for a total of 126 semester units of credit.
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Courses required are listed below. Course descriptions for the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Core Courses may be found by following this link: Course Descriptions
BAM 312 Business Communications
BAM 402 Public Relations
BAM 406 Business and Society
BAM 410 Organization Theory and Behavior
BAM 411 Human Resources Management
BCJ 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice
BCJ 210 Juvenile Justice
BCJ 230 Criminal Investigation
BCJ 240 Procedures in the Justice System
BCJ 303 Terrorism
BCJ 351 Forensic Science
BCJ 360 Criminal Law
BCJ 400 Theory and Practices of Law Enforcement
BCJ 403 Theory and Practices of Corrections
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice General Education Courses
Courses required are listed below. Course descriptions for the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice General Education Courses may be found by following this link: Course Descriptions
GED 102 The Human Body
GED 108 Environmental Science
GED 120 Introduction to Humanities
GED 130 Introduction to Civilization
GED 132 United States Government
GED 150 Mathematics
GED 155 English
GED 210 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
GED 212 Introduction to Philosophy
GED 215 Psychology of Adjustment
GED 216 Introduction to Sociology
GED 232 Early U.S. History
GED 250 World Religions
GED 260 Criminology
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice General Elective Courses
The General Elective Courses may be selected from the list below. Course descriptions for the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice General Elective Courses may be found by following this link: Course Descriptions