Criminal Justice, BS

at Edgewood College

Modules
 

• Criminology
• Theories of Deviance
• Introduction to Criminal Law
• Ethics in Action: Criminal Justice
• Ethics
• Philosophy and Mass Incarceration

• Documents must be official; documents submitted will be carefully reviewed and further verification may be required if deemed necessary. Photocopies or scanned documents will NOT be reviewed or accepted.
• High school secondary school academic record. Original copies of all diplomas, certificates, grade reports and test results received upon completion of high school.
• A transcript demonstrating successful completion of 1 year of college-level work in English (ESL courses not applicable.)
• Letter of recommendation from an approved ESL instructor from the Wisconsin English Language Institute

International Student Fees:

$34,850

With a degree in Criminal Justice, you can go into a variety of careers in policing, probation, law, corrections, crime prevention, and working with at-risk youth. You can also go on to Law School to become a Criminal Prosecuting or Defense Attorney or go on to further education to become a Paralegal. You may also consider attending graduate school in Criminal Justice, Criminology, Sociology or Social Work.