The Justice Studies program will challenge students both intellectually and pragmatically to prepare them for a career in the criminal justice system, for the modern practice of law (either as a paralegal or for further studies leading to the J.D. degree), or for graduate school. Annually the Department provides undergraduate and graduate academic and needs-based scholarships. For more detailed information, please check out the rest of our web-site and feel free to contact any of our faculty members or the department advisor. Our department offers a Master of Science in Criminal Justice program delivered via multiple formats, including traditional, online, and blended classes. The program can be completed full- or part-time. This is an excellent opportunity for pre-service and in-service learners to work AND learn while earning their master’s degree.   

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