Criminal Justice Minor
A minor in criminal justice consists of 21 semester hours with a "C" or better required in each course. The course list includes:
Required courses (12 hours)
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JUS 101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
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JUS 200 - Police in America
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JUS 201 - Corrections in America
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JUS 203 - The Criminal Court System
Elective courses (9 hours, select any three)
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JUS 302 - Criminal Law
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JUS 303 - Criminal Procedure
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JUS 310 - Police Management
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JUS 311 - Police in the Community
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JUS 312 - Institutional Corrections
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JUS 313 - Rights of the Convicted
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JUS 315 - Criminal Justice Research Methods
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JUS 317 - Perspectives on Crime
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JUS 319 - Criminal Justice in Film
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JUS 320 - Advanced Crime Scene Technology & Criminalistics
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JUS 321 - Black Women, Crime and Politics
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JUS 333 - Careers in Criminal Justice
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JUS 339 - Applied Corrections
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JUS 351 - Financial Investigations
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JUS 400 - Juvenile Justice System
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JUS 401 - Correctional Rehabilitation
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JUS 402 - Alternatives to Incarceration
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JUS 409 - Alternative Dispute Resolution
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JUS 428 - Crime Across the Life Course
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JUS 429 - Violence Against Women
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JUS 430 - The Politics of Criminal Justice
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JUS 494 - Special Topics
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JUS 496 - Criminal Justice Internship
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PAD 412 - Administrative Law
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PHI 330 - Philosophy and Law
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PSC 304 - Introduction to Law
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PSC 305 - The Judicial Process
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PSC 315 - Scope and Methods
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SOC 305 - Criminology
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SOC 350 - Women and Crime
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SOC 455 - Comparative Criminal Justice
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SOC 357 - Sociology of Firearms
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SOC 488 - Sociology of Law