Criminal Justice - Morris College

Criminal Justice from Morris College is a Campus Bachelor Criminal Justice degree that prepares you for a Legal career. Goals and Objectives The Division of Social Sciences offers major in Criminal Justice . Majors and experiences in the Division of Social Sciences are designed to develop individual abilities and prepare students for professional studies and careers in education, criminal justice, social and public service, international relations and government. The Division of Social Sciences promotes intellectual discipline, ideas, and cultural and career experiences as guided by the following objectives: 1. To develop critical thinking and logical reasoning. 2. To encourage inquiry and the appreciation of problem-solving techniques that are necessary in the scientific method of inquiry. 3. To cultivate competence in developing concepts and ideas as well as interpreting ideas and concepts that are expressed by historians and social scientists. 4. To cultivate competence in the research process. 5. To stimulate an awareness and clarification of values. 6. To strengthen communication and decision-making skills. 7. To enrich offerings through interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary arrangements. 8. To promote career opportunities through internships and scholarships. 9. To prepare interested students to teach social studies at the secondary level. 10. To involve students and faculty in study and discussion of academic and social concerns on the campus and in the community. 11. To encourage continuing formal and informal study. 12. To acquaint students with major works in the social sciences. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE General Education ........................................................... 61 Major Courses................................................................ 30 CRJ 300 Introduction to Criminal Justice ......................3 CRJ 301 Law Enforcement Systems.............................3 CRJ 302 Corrections, Probation, Pardon and Parole Systems ......3 CRJ 303 Judicial Systems.............................................3 CRJ 304 Criminal Law...................................................3 CRJ 305 Criminology ....................................................3 CRJ 400 Juvenile Delinquency .....................................3 CRJ 401 Criminal Investigation .....................................3 CRJ 402 Special Problems in Administration of Justice .....3 CRJ 403 Internship........................................................3 Other Requirements ..................................................... 9 PSC 304 American National Government .....................3 PSC 305 Constitutional Law ..........................................3 SOC 401 Introduction to Social Research .....................3 Minor Courses.......................................................... 18 Electives ....................................................................... 9 TOTAL ................................................................... 127 View more details on Morris College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Criminal Justice courses.