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The
criminal justice program integrates coursework
and interaction with professionals in various
disciplines to prepare students for careers
throughout the criminal and juvenile justice
systems as well as graduate school and law school.
Graduates of the program work in local law enforcement,
state and federal investigative agencies, correctional
institutions, adult and juvenile probation and
parole, victim's services, private security,
and other human service-related fields. The
graduate of the program receives a bachelor
of science in criminal justice degree.
Admittance
to the program is restricted to those applicants
meeting the following requirements:
- Completion
of CRJU
210 or its equivalent with the grade of
a "C" or better;
- Have
a 2.5 GPA or higher on a total of at least
25 semester hours of college coursework. Entering
freshmen can be admitted if they have an ACT
composite score of 24 or higher and high school
GPA of at least 3.0.
The
program places emphasis on superior academic
attainment, ability to communicate verbally
and in writing, and research potential. Every
student must complete a field internship (practicum)
with an agency of the student's choice. However,
all internships are subject to the approval
and supervision of the program faculty. It is
anticipated that CRJU graduates will enter the
field or go on to graduate school or law school
with the tools needed to succeed in a demanding
profession.
Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students
in criminal justice are expected to:
- Identify,
investigate, and propose solutions to problems/issues
facing the criminal justice system;
- Critically
evaluate policies and practices of the criminal
justice system;
- Communicate
effectively, both orally and in written form.
Students
must take all core courses and core elective
courses for a grade and earn a "C"
or higher. One may not graduate with a degree
in Criminal Justice without an overall Bowling
Green State University GPA of at least 2.5.
Internship
480
agency hours for nine credit hours (CRJU
491) and practicum seminar for three credit
hours (CRJU
492)
Core
electives
20-21
hours selected from the list of approved courses,
and those for which special permission is
granted should be selected carefully, to supplement
and enrich the criminal justice core courses
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for complete 2008-2009 requirements
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