Criminal Justice FAQ

                   

What can I do with a degree in Criminal Justice?

                   

With a degree in Criminal Justice you are qualified to apply for positions including, but not limited to:

                   

Police Officer                    State Trooper

Corrections                      Sheriff

Research                         Professor

Offender Ministry              Chaplain

Profiling                           SWAT

Forensics                         Diplomatic Security              

Private Security               Secret Service

FBI Special Agent             Forensic Photography

Border Patrol                   DEA Agent

Victim Advocacy               Counselor 

                   

Can I declare a minor and still graduate within 4 years?

                   

Yes!  Many students declare minors and have no difficulty graduating on time.  Some of the more popular minors for Criminal Justice majors to declare are Psychology, Anthropology, Communications, or Counseling.

                   

Can I study abroad?

                   

 Yes! Many Criminal Justice students have studied abroad!  The four-year schedule for the major is very flexible, so students may study abroad anywhere they are interested in for one, or possibly two semesters.  Many majors spend time at the Philadelphia campus at Temple University as well.

 

What is the normal class size?

 

About 15-20 students.

 

What is the male/famle ratio?

 

It is about the same as the campus ratio, 40/60

 

Are there any relevant work experience opportunities on campus?

 

Department of Public Safety

Events Traffic Control

 

What are some interesting electives I could take outside of the Criminal Justice department?

 

Forensic Psychology

Adolescent Development

Introduction to Urban Sociology

Dynamics of Family Interaction

Women and Men in American Society

Wilderness Encounter