The criminal justice program is unique in that it has a broad spectrum of expertise and real-life work experience from the faculty.
The academic offerings are designed to encompass current events and real situations – giving students a more accurate assessment of the current world. Civic engagement, restorative justice, ethics and the ability for criminal justice students to work in the real world are strongly emphasized. The University offers the criminal justice curriculum in the Associate, Bachelor of Science, and Master of Science degree levels.
Students may enter careers in law enforcement, corrections, probation, parole, or private security, as well as pursue graduate studies in criminal justice, sociology, law and other human service disciplines.