Corrections and Juvenile Justice Studies, Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

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The major requirements for the Bachelor of Science B.S. degree are to be completed online. Coursework for university certificates (see below) may be completed online or on ground.

Program Requirements

CIP Code: 43.0102

Major

University Graduation Requirements
Essential Education30
Foundations of Learning
GSD 101Foundations of Learning3
Upper division courses (hours are distributed throughout Major/Supporting/Essential Ed/Free Electives categories)39
Major Requirements
Core Courses
COR 201Introduction to Corrections3
COR 311The Juvenile Justice System3
COR 360Rehabilitation Strategies for Adult and Juvenile Offenders3
CRJ 313Criminal Justice Ethics3
or CRJ 313S Criminal Justice Ethics
CRJ 331Criminological Theory3
CRJ 388Research Methods3
CRJ 400Criminal Justice Statistics3
COR Electives
Choose from 18 hours of upper division COR electives in consultation with major advisor18
Supporting Course Requirements
Choose from two of the following in consultation with major advisor:6
Any upper division CRJ course
Introduction to Homeland Security
Police, Order Maintenance and Crime
Criminal Law
Criminal Evidence
Police in the Popular Media
Contemporary Police Strategies
Abnormal Psychology
Adolescent and Adult Development
Introduction to Psychology (Element 5B) E
Free Electives
Choose from 36 hours of free electives36
Total Hours120
E

Course also satisfies a Essential Education element. Hours are included within the 30 hr. Essential Education requirement above.

Majors must have a minimum grade point average of at least 2.0 across major core, option, and elective course requirements in order to graduate.

Key:
E

Course satisfies an Essential Education element.

*

Course must be taken in semester indicated.

Upper division courses: All students are required to have a minimum of 39 hrs. upper division (300-level or above) courses distributed throughout Major/Supporting/Essential Ed/Free Electives categories.

Corrections and Juvenile Justice Studies B.S.

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
First SemesterHours
GSD 101J Foundations of Learning 3
ENG 101 Reading, Writing, and Rhetoric (E 1-A) 3
E 2-A (Quantitative Reasoning) 3
COR 201 Introduction to Corrections 3
Free Electives 3
 Hours15
Second Semester
ENG 102 Research, Writing, and Rhetoric (E 1-B) 3
E 3-B (Humanities) 3
E 4-B (Social and Behavioral Sciences ) 3
COR 311 The Juvenile Justice System 3
Free Electives 3
 Hours15
Second Year
First Semester
E 2-B (Natural Sciences) 3
CRJ 313
Criminal Justice Ethics
or Criminal Justice Ethics
3
Correction Elective 3
Free Electives 3
Free Electives 3
 Hours15
Second Semester
E 3-A (Arts) 3
COR 360 Rehabilitation Strategies for Adult and Juvenile Offenders 3
CRJ 331 Criminological Theory 3
Corrections Elective 3
Free Electives 3
 Hours15
Third Year
First Semester
E 1-C (Oral Communication) 3
E 4-A (Historical and Global Perspectives) 3
CRJ 388 Research Methods 3
Supporting Requirement Elective 3
Free Electives 3
 Hours15
Second Semester
Any Element 3
CRJ 400 Criminal Justice Statistics 3
Correction Elective 3
Supporting Requirement Elective 3
Free Electives 3
 Hours15
Fourth Year
First Semester
Correction Elective 3
Correction Elective 3
Free Electives 3
Free Electives 3
Free Electives 3
 Hours15
Second Semester
Correction Elective 3
Free Electives 3
Free Electives 3
Free Electives 3
Free Electives 3
 Hours15
 Total Hours120