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The Criminal
Justice minor is a valuable adjunct to many other disciplines.
Students majoring in psychology, sociology, social work, political
science, and computer science may find the Criminal Justice minor an
important part of their academic preparation.
To earn a minor in Criminal Justice students
successfully complete at least 18 credits in the discipline. Five
courses are required. Thus students must earn a grade of C or
better in the following courses:
- CRJ110 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CRJ210 - Theories of Criminal Justice
- CRJ300 - Criminal Law
- CRJ387 - Criminal Justice Research
- CRJ400 - Criminal Procedure
In addition, Criminal Justice minors must take at least one criminal justice elective.
Criminal Justice minors are not required to take the twelve
credit Criminal Justice Practicum (CRJ490). However, minors may enroll in the
summer Practicum program and earn six credits working at a criminal justice agency.
Interested students should contact the Practicum Coordinator.
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