Promoting justice in society
Undergraduate
MinorCrimial Justice
A Criminal Justice minor provides students with an overview of the criminal justice system, including its three components–law enforcement, the courts, and corrections. This course of study explores criminal law and procedure, constitutional rights of defendants, and correctional theory and practice from viewpoints grounded in the social sciences. This minor can be combined with any major.
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Of all resident students are provided on- or off-campus jobs
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Of all students receive financial aid
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Of all students provided with student loan repayment assistance
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Faculty to student ratio provides students with personal attention
Career Opportunities
Build the skills that companies and ministries are seeking.
Probation Officer
Forensic Social Worker
Correctional Facility Social Worker
Substance Use Treatment
Program Development
Prison Chaplaincy
Internship Opportunities
Build your resume with an internship personalized to your program. Your advisor will work with you to determine a placement that aligns with your gifts, interests, passions, and career goals. The list below—although not complete—shows the wide variety of placement opportunities available.
District Court
Juvenile Probation
Bethany Christian Service
Network 180
Children's Advocacy Center
Forgotten Man Ministries
Start your journey today
Program Outcomes
- Students will learn the foundational concepts of the criminal justice system, including its three components–law enforcement, the courts, and corrections.
- Students will explore criminal law and procedure, constitutional rights of defendants, and correctional theory and practice from viewpoints grounded in the social sciences.
Learn from Professors with many years of real-world experience!
Our professors have many years of experience in the field. They will provide you with real-world lessons and connections to internships in criminal justice and social work world.
