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Requirements (9 Credits)

Students must complete the following courses and will also need to complete the courses listed under “Core Requirements”, “Restricted Electives”, and “Related Requirements” for the B.A. Degree in Criminal Justice.

POL 120 American National Government and Politics (3)
POL 230 Introduction to the Law (3)
POL 332 Constitutional Law I: Institutional Powers and Constraints (3) or
POL 333 Constitutional Law II: Civil Rights and Liberties (3)

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General education requirements: see the general education section of this catalog.
Criminal justice requirements: CRMJ 150, 203, 280, 370, 465; 351 or SOCL 351; six credits of 487
Sociology support courses: SOCL 125, 149, 320, 338, 353, 430
Support courses: CRMJ 270 or PSYC 270; MATH 130; PSYC 171
Electives: one course from PSYC 205, 340, or SOCL/SOWK 366; 12 credits from CRMJ 240, 270 (if PSYC 270 taken); 275, 290, 291, 320, 345, 380, 406, 486; PHIL 315; POSC 121, 320; PSYC 205 (if not taken), 270 (if CRMJ 270 taken), 340; RLST 230; SOCL 210, 366 (if not taken); SOWK 210, 366 (if not taken) POSTED: 2/7/2008
Final degree requirements: see the degree requirements section of this catalog for specific requirements of the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree as well as final graduation requirements.

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