Criminal Justice, Field of Study Associate of ArtsThe need for college level training in the field of criminal Justice has grown dramatically. Law enforcement, correctional, probation and parole agencies have recognized the value of college training for their employees.
From police officers to private detectives, youth care workers to security guards, these people help our society run smoothly and within the realms of the law. |
The South Texas College Criminal Justice Associate degree plan will be modified to fit within the 4 year high school graduation plan.
TSI (Texas Success Initiative) preparation and examination is required upon entering the Criminal Justice program. Unless exempt, students who are entering a Texas college or university must take a TSI exam and receive a passing score in order to enroll in credit bearing courses. |
Degree Plan:
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Career ExpansionCriminal Justice careers can encompass a variety of jobs. The employment possibilities within the traditional police courts and corrections areas are being expanded with opportunities in private business. From police officers to private detectives, youth care workers to security guards, these people help our society run smoothly and within the realms of the law.
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Employment OpportunitiesGraduates of a criminal justice program find employment opportunities in law enforcement at the federal, state and local level
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Continuing Your EducationAfter completion of the Criminal Justice Associate Degree program, students may transfer to a four-year institution or they will have the basic knowledge to enter any public safety agency at the federal, state, and local level, as well as agencies in the private sector of insurance and security technology.
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