online criminal justice program
The online Criminal Justice program at North Greenville University leads to a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice (BACJ). This degree emphasizes Christian values, practical applications and technology within the criminal justice field, and advocacy. Additionally, this program is among the few criminal justice programs that provide an analysis of ethical principles and decision-making in conjunction with Christ-centered insight. This degree prepares students for positions during a time when the criminal justice field is experiencing unprecedented growth.
The Student Learning Objectives of the BACJ are to enable the adult learner to:
1. Articulate and defend how they will become difference-makers in their chosen profession and realms of service and ministry;
2. Analyze the major schools of thought in Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Corrections;
3. Evaluate the role and history that religion plays in the foundation of the criminal justice system, and ethical issues impacting law enforcement, courts, and corrections;
4. Apply research methodology towards criminal justice data synthesis, including research design, literature review, critical thinking, and empirical analysis;
5. Demonstrate professional ethical standards consistent with Christian values, professional development, networking strategies, and practical application.
Students will learn from Criminal Justice leaders that are recognized experts within law enforcement, courts, and corrections. Our mission is to prepare students to become future difference-makers within the Criminal Justice profession.
Criminal Justice Program Mission Statement To foster growth in adult learners by providing them with Christ-centered insight pertinent to the criminal justice and legal professions, and the knowledge and skills necessary for making ethical decisions, upholding Christian values, and for impacting others.
Bachelor Of Arts In Criminal Justice (Online)
General Education Requirements COLL1320 e-Learning.................................................... 3 hours A grade of C or higher is required to receive credit for this course. Otherwise this course must be repeated during the next term.
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COLL1325 Academic Success ....................................... 3 hours A grade of C or higher is required to receive credit for this course. Otherwise this course must be repeated during the next term.
CHST1300 Biblical Foundations.................................... 3 hours CHST1305 Jesus in Matthew’s Gospel ......................... 3 hours COMM2300 Oral Communication............................... 3 hours ENGL1310 Composition and Rhetoric.......................... 3 hours ENGL1320 Composition and Literature ....................... 3 hours
History............................................................................ 3 hours Choose any HIST course.
Math............................................................................... 3 hours Choose from MATH1315 Contemporary Mathematics and higher level MATH courses.
Natural Science ............................................................. 3 hours Choose from BIOL courses.
Social Science ................................................................ 3 hours Choose from PSYC or SOCY courses.
Total .................................................................. 33 hours
Major Requirements CJUS1310 Introduction to Criminal Justice.................. 3 hours CJUS1320 Theories in Criminology .............................. 3 hours CJUS1330 Ethics and Criminal Justice.......................... 3 hours CJUS2300 Conflict Resolution and Mediation............. 3 hours CJUS2310 Criminal Law................................................. 3 hours CJUS2320 Law Enforcement Operations ..................... 3 hours CJUS2330 Juvenile Delinquency................................... 3 hours
CJUS3300 Supervision and Management Principles in Criminal Justice.......................................................... 3 hours
CJUS3310 Principles of Investigations.......................... 3 hours CJUS3320 Corrections................................................... 3 hours CJUS3330 Judicial Process ............................................ 3 hours CJUS4310 Forensic Analysis and Criminal Profiling..... 3 hours CJUS4340 Research Design in Criminal Justice ........... 3 hours
CJUS4389 Portfolio Development................................ 3 hours A grade of C or higher is required.
See Criminal Justice Program- Prior Experiential Learning section below for additional information.
CJUS4391 Internship..................................................... 3 hours
Criminal Justice Electives ........................................... 24 hours Choose from BUSN2310 Business Law I , BUSN4300 Principles of Leadership , BUSN4305 Servant Leadership, CHST3351 Ethics and Politics, CJUS1300 Report Writing for Criminal Justice and Legal Professionals , CJUS3340 Terrorism, CJUS4300 Criminal Justice Legal Careers and Networking Strategies , CJUS4320 Legal Issues, CJUS4330 Special Topics , CJUS4350 Cybercrime, PLSC1300 Introduction to Political Science, PLSC2310 American National Government, PLSC3320 State and Local Government, CHST3386 Current Issues in the Public Square, and PSYC3360 Abnormal Psychology.
Total ...................................................................69 hours – 151 –
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