Antelope Valley College:

Associates Degree in Criminal Justice The requirements for an associate degree in Administration of Justice may be satisfied by completing 12 units of required courses, selecting an additional 6 units from the restricted list of program electives, 21 units of general education requirements and sufficient elective units to total 60 units. (See Graduation/ Associate Degree Requirements.)

Required Courses (12 units):

AJ 101, Intro. To Administration of Justice 3 AJ 102, Criminal Law 3 AJ 103, Criminal Evidence 3 AJ 205, Criminal Investigation 3 Program Electives: units

Select 6 units from the following:

AJ 104, Intro. To Corrections 3 AJ 109, Crime Analysis 3 AJ 110, Terrorism Investigation 3 AJ 199, Occupational Work Experience 1-8 AJ 201, Police-Community Relations 3 AJ 203, Narcotics Control 3 AJ 204, Juvenile Procedures 3 AJ 206, Criminology 3 AJ 207, Probation and Parole 3 AJ 208, Intro. To Forensic Science 3 AJ 209, Public Safety Communications 3

Prerequisites:
No prerequisites are listed.

Tuition:
$38,614 for 2 yrs.

Tarrant County Community College:

Associates Degree in Criminal Justice 1: PROGRAM INFORMATION AND REQUIREMENTS .....An Associate of Applied Science degree in criminal Justice. .....Offered on Northwest Campus only. .....Prepares students to become qualified criminal justice Professionals in the public or private sector. .....Mathematical Competency through MATH-0304 or Equivalent required for TSI liable students. .....Contact the Criminal Justice Department [817 515-7713] To discuss sequence of courses, course prerequisites, and Program/graduation requirements. .....THIS DEGREE AUDIT MAY BE USED FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE SUMMER 2018 TERM. 2: GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS Complete all 4 sub requirements: A: COMPOSITION Complete the following course in English Composition. ENGL-1301............................................ 1 course needed B: COMMUNICATIONS Complete one of the following courses in Speech. SPCH-1321 SPCH-1311 SPCH-1315 or SPCH-1318 ..................................................... 1 course needed C: SOCIAL SCIENCE Complete the following courses in Government and Sociology. GOVT-2305............................................ 1 course needed GOVT-2306............................................ 1 course needed SOCI-1301............................................ 1 course needed D: HEALTH/WELLNESS Complete the following course in Health and Wellness. PHED-1164............................................ 1 course needed 3: MATHEMATICS/SCIENCE REQUIREMENT Complete one of the following courses in Mathematics Or Science. MATH-1314 MATH-1316 MATH-1324 MATH-1325 MATH-1332 MATH-1342 MATH-2412 MATH-2413 BIOL-1406 BIOL-1407 BIOL-1408 BIOL-1409 BIOL-2401 BIOL-2402 BIOL-2406 BIOL-2420 BIOL-2421 CHEM-1405 CHEM-1406 CHEM-1407 CHEM-1411 CHEM-1412 CHEM-2423 CHEM-2425 GEOL-1401 GEOL-1403 GEOL-1404 GEOL-1405 GEOL-1445 GEOL-2407 PHYS-1401 PHYS-1402 PHYS-1403 PHYS-1404 PHYS-1405 PHYS-1415 PHYS-2425 or PHYS-2426 ..................................................... 1 course needed Tarrant County College District Course Requirements AAS. Criminal Justice

02-28-2014 10:10 Page 1 of 2 4: AAS FINE ARTS AND HUMANITIES Complete one of the following courses in Visual/Performing Arts or Humanities. ARTS-1301 ARTS-1303 ARTS-1304 ARTS-1311 ARTS-1312 ARTS-1316 ARTS-1317 ARTS-2313 ARTS-2314 ARTS-2316 ARTS-2317 ARTS-2323 ARTS-2326 ARTS-2327 ARTS-2333 ARTS-2334 ARTS-2341 ARTS-2342 ARTS-2346 ARTS-2347 ARTS-2356 ARTS-2357 COMM-2366 DANC-1301 DANC-1341 DANC-1342 DANC-1345 DANC-1346 DANC-1347 DANC-1348 DANC-2301 DANC-2303 DRAM-1310 DRAM-1320 DRAM-1330 DRAM-1351 DRAM-1352 DRAM-2331 DRAM-2336 DRAM-2351 DRAM-2366 ENGL-2307 ENGL-2308 ENGL-2322 ENGL-2323 ENGL-2327 ENGL-2328 ENGL-2332 ENGL-2333 FREN-2311 FREN-2312 GERM-2311 GERM-2312 SPAN-2311 SPAN-2312 HIST-2311 HIST-2312 HIST-2321 HIST-2322 HUMA-1301 HUMA-1315 MUSI-1301 MUSI-1304 MUSI-1306 MUSI-1308 MUSI-1309 MUSI-1390 PHIL-1301 PHIL-1304 PHIL-1316 PHIL-1317 PHIL-2303 PHIL-2306 or PHIL-2316 ..................................................... 1 course needed 5: ACADEMIC/TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS Complete all 3 sub requirements: A: REQUIRED COURSES Complete each of the following courses. CRIJ-1301............................................ 1 course needed CRIJ-1306............................................ 1 course needed CRIJ-1307............................................ 1 course needed CRIJ-1310............................................ 1 course needed CRIJ-2313............................................ 1 course needed CRIJ-2314............................................ 1 course needed CRIJ-2323............................................ 1 course needed CRIJ-2328............................................ 1 course needed B: COMPUTER SCIENCE Complete one of the following courses in Computer Science. COSC-1401 or BCIS-1405 ..................................................... 1 course needed C: CAPSTONE COURSE The Capstone is taken during the graduating semester and Requires department approval to enroll. Complete one of the following courses. CJSA-2388 or CJSA-2334 ..................................................... 1 course needed 6: ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS Complete 15 hours of Electives from the following courses. CJLE-1111 CJLE-1345 CJLE-1371 CJLE-1394 CJLE-1506 CJLE-1512 CJLE-1518 CJLE-2247 CJSA-1347 CJSA-1348 CJSA-2331 CRIJ-1313 FIRT-1301 FIRT-1303 FIRT-2333 HMSY-1337 SLPS-1371 SLPS-1391 SLPS-2288 or SLPS-2371

................................................... 15 credits needed Total Cost: $4,000

Kaplan University:
Associates Degree in Criminal Justice Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice From homeland security to the security of your local neighborhoods, schools, and businesses, public safety is a top concern in today's society. Numerous career paths exist for people who want to take an active role in making their own community a better, safer place. Whether you are seeking entry-level employment in the field of criminal justice or want to advance your current career in law enforcement, private security, or corrections, earning a bachelor's degree in criminal justice may help you achieve your goal.* Curriculum: Standard Track Standard Track AS Track CM 107: COLLEGE COMPOSITION I CM 220: COLLEGE COMPOSITION II CS 204: PROFESSIONAL PRESENCE HU 245: ETHICS MM 212: COLLEGE ALGEBRA SC 200: DISCOVERING SCIENCECURRENT ISSUES IN A CHANGING WORLD SS 236: PEOPLE, POWER, AND POLITICSAN INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Total Core Credits: 33 Total Program Credits: 180 CM 107: COLLEGE COMPOSITION I (5 Credits) Students will learn how to communicate effectively in their professional field using various writing styles. Students will also identify and further develop their own writing process. Grammar and mechanics will be reviewed, helping students focus on the areas that will improve their writing. Prerequisites Required: None Major CJ 101: INTRODUCTION TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM CJ 102: CRIMINOLOGY I CJ 210: CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION CJ 216: COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGY, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS CJ 227: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CJ 230: CRIMINAL LAW FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE CJ 340: APPLIED CRIMINAL JUSTICE ETHICS CJ 490: RESEARCH METHODS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 300/400-LEVEL: MAJOR ELECTIVES

CJ 499: BACHELOR'S CAPSTONE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Choose One Choose One Choose One Total Major Credits: 88 Total Program Credits: 180 CJ 101: INTRODUCTION TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM (5 Credits) This course provides an overview of the criminal justice system in the United States. Students gain an understanding of the philosophy and development of the criminal justice system, the current state of the criminal justice agencies and institutions, and the issues and challenges facing them. Prerequisites Required: None CJ 130: INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS CJ 355: HOMELAND SECURITY CJ 411: DRUGS AND ALCOHOL IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM CJ 433: PROBATION AND PAROLE 300/400 LEVEL: CRIMINAL JUSTICE ELECTIVE Total Emphasis Area Corrections Credits: 29 Total Program Credits: 180 CJ 130: INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS (5 Credits) This course examines the administrative and operational aspects of modern corrections in the United States. The historical development of corrections; the philosophy of punishment and corrections; correctional institutions, programs, and services; and topics such as inmate rights and correctional staffing are examined. Contemporary issues, such as overcrowding and privatization, are also explored. Prerequisites Required: None Emphasis area courses are completed within the major electives requirement of the degree plan. Students will take CJ 130: Introduction to Corrections in place of an open elective. Emphasis Area Crime Scene Investigation CJ 328: FORENSIC FINGERPRINT ANALYSIS CJ 345: SUPERVISORY PRACTICES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE CJ 370: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION II CJ 385: FORENSIC CHEMISTRY AND TRACE EVIDENCE ANALYSIS Total Emphasis Area Crime Scene Investigation Credits: 24 Total Program Credits: 180 CJ 328: FORENSIC FINGERPRINT ANALYSIS (6 Credits) This course provides the student with a historical view of the science of fingerprints, as well as a look at the struggle to develop a universal classification system. It will discuss the basic fundamentals of the formation of friction ridge skin and the functions of the different layers of human skin. As the course

explores the systematic approach to processing crime scenes for latent fingerprints, the student will experience hands-on fingerprint processing techniques. In addition, various types of computer software and photography equipment will be evaluated as latent print enhancement and documentary tools. In summation, the course will delve into the actual evaluation and comparison of latent prints, ending with a discussion of the latent print examiner as an expert witness in court. Prerequisites Required: CJ 101 Emphasis area courses are completed within the major electives requirement of the degree plan. Emphasis Area Forensic Psychology CJ 325: PSYCHOLOGY FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT CJ 440: CRISIS INTERVENTION PS 440: ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 300/400 LEVEL: CRIMINAL JUSTICE ELECTIVE Total Emphasis Area Forensic Psychology Credits: 24 Total Program Credits: 180 CJ 325: PSYCHOLOGY FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT (6 Credits) The goal of this course is to provide the student with practical knowledge and information pertaining to the field of psychology within law enforcement. It will cover fundamental issues regarding crisis/hostage negotiations and the various psychological services provided to police officers by the organizations they work for. This course will aim to counter any myths about using these services by illustrating the benefits they can provide officers and their families. Prerequisites Required: CJ 101; PS 124 recommended Emphasis area courses are completed within the major electives requirement of the degree plan. Emphasis Area Homeland Security CJ 355: HOMELAND SECURITY CJ 407: CRISIS NEGOTIATION 300/400-LEVEL: CRIMINAL JUSTICE ELECTIVES Total Emphasis Area Homeland Security Credits: 24 Total Program Credits: 180 CJ 355: HOMELAND SECURITY (6 Credits) The course provides an introduction to homeland security and the agency role in preparing national security for threats of domestic and international terrorism. This role ensures homeland security management and operational assistance for federal, state, and local agencies. The goal of this course is to ensure students develop an understanding of how the Department of Homeland Security prepares and addresses domestic and international terrorism. The student should be able to apply this knowledge from both an academic and practitioner perspective. Students will demonstrate the ability to apply this knowledge by identifying and applying homeland security management principles and practices. Prerequisites Required: CJ 101 Emphasis area courses are completed within the major electives requirement of the degree plan. Emphasis Area Juvenile Justice CJ 150: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY CJ 333: FAMILY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CJ 420: JUVENILE JUSTICE

CJ 445: CASE MANAGEMENT PS 440: ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Total Emphasis Area Juvenile Justice Credits: 29 Total Program Credits: 180 CJ 150: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY (5 Credits) This course involves the study of the historical development of the juvenile justice system, current programs and services available to juvenile offenders, and delinquency hearings and criminal trials.

Prerequisites Required: None Students will take CJ 150: Juvenile Delinquency in place of an open elective. Tuition & Fees: Standard Track Standard Track AS Track Standard Track Online & Learning Center Campus (select a region)Iowa/NebraskaMaine Cost Per Credit (select a discount)Active-Duty Military Military VeteranCurrent Military SpouseInternational $371.00 Number of Credits / Terms 180 credits Total Tuition Cost $66,780.00