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For more than 150 years, Niagara University has been educating students in the Catholic and Vincentian tradition. This tradition emphasizes ethics, lifelong learning, and service to others and prepares our graduates for lives and careers that are both successful and fulfilling. Within these pages, you will learn how the university is making a difference in the lives of our students - and how those students in turn are using the knowledge gained here to make a difference on campus, in the surrounding community, and in the world at large.
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A Niagara education is designed to nurture all areas of a student’s growth, resulting in graduates who are primed for leadership roles in their careers and in their communities. Our curriculum and approach to teaching offer students many opportunities for applying knowledge to solve real-world challenges.
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If you're interested in preparing for leadership positions, Niagara University's graduate program in criminal justice administration is for you. The program offers both full- and part-time programs leading to a master of science degree in criminal justice administration, giving you the knowledge and skills necessary for higher-paying positions of greater responsibility upon graduation.
Dr. Talia Harmon, Director
Criminal Justice Department
Graduate Division of Arts and Sciences
Niagara University, NY 14109
tharmon@niagara.edu
There is perhaps no field as interesting as the study of crime and justice. The curriculum in Criminology and Criminal Justice utilizes a small classroom setting environment to offer both full and part-time programs leading to a Bachelor of Science degree. Some students link their degrees in other disciplines with a minor in Criminal Justice. Niagara University combines a challenging faculty, balanced curriculum, fascinating outside speakers, and stimulating internships while providing a broadly based educational experience. Whether the person begins as a Freshman or is one of the many transfer students, the program is designed to provide the student with
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Congratulations! You've discovered that Culver-Stockton might be the right fit for you, but you're not sure where to start the admissions process. No problem!
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Culver-Stockton operates on a rolling admissions basis, which means our applications are accepted throughout the year for every semester. We strongly recommend that you apply as early as possible to make the admissions process for you and your
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