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Nov 23, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2022-2023 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Criminology, B.S.
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To be admitted into the B.S. program in Criminology, students must be in good academic standing. To graduate with a degree from this program, students MUST receive a grade of “C” or better in CRIM 3240 , CRIM 4284 , CRIM 4000 and CRIM 4003 . The B.S. in Criminology is also offered online.
Learning Objectives for Criminology Students
Upon graduation from the undergraduate program in criminology, a student will be able to
describe, explain, and critically evaluate/apply the role of…
- Corrections and social services in criminal justice and criminology
- Policing in criminal justice and criminology
- Law and legal systems in criminal justice and criminology
- Diversity and global perspectives in criminal justice and criminology
- Theory and philosophy in criminal justice and criminology
- Social scientific research and analytic methods in criminal justice and criminology
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Core Areas A, B, C, D, E: 42 Hours
Global & Diversity (Pick 2): 6 Hours
Legal Studies (Pick 2): 6 Hours
Corrections & Social Services (Pick 2): 6 Hours
Police & Society (Pick 2): 6 Hours
Supporting Courses (share with minor): 12 Hours
- Any 3000 or 4000 level Course, including CRIM courses (may be shared with a minor)
General Electives: 12 Hours
Total: 120 Hours
No more than a total of nine hours of directed research, directed readings, and senior thesis credits may be applied toward the major.
Criminology, B.S. Policing Concentration
Policing Concentration: 21 Hours
Global & Diversity (Pick 1): 3 Hours
Legal Studies (Pick 1): 3 Hours
Corrections & Social Services (Pick 1): 3 Hours
Supporting Courses (share with minor): 12 Hours
Any 3000 or 4000 level Course, includeing CRIM courses (may be shared with a minor)
General Electives: 6 Hours
Total: 120 Hours
No more than a total of nine hours of directed research, directed readings, and senior thesis credits may be applied toward the major.
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