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Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from
UW-Oshkosh
An accelerated online bachelor degree program
- designed for busy adults!
Email
or phone Student Services
at 262-335-5201 for more info!
Complete your Bachelor’s Degree without
leaving Washington County!
UW-Washington County has partnered with
UW-Oshkosh to bring a fully accredited bachelor’s degree program
right to you. Roll your associate degree credits into a Bachelor of
Science in Criminal Justice. Courses are available at our West Bend
campus and online.
The Criminal Justice degree prepares students for careers in
government, law enforcement, social work, forensics, corrections or
other government agencies. An Associate of Arts and Science degree
is a prerequisite. Core courses in the Criminal Justice program
focus on:
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Policy
Formulation and Analysis
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Writing
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Critical
Thinking
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Data Analysis
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Crime Response
Theory
Many law enforcement agencies around the
country require a bachelor’s degree for advancement to command
positions within their departments. Give yourself the edge you need
to advance within your department by earning your Bachelor of
Science degree in Criminal Justice. You can also earn your
bachelor’s degree as part of your path to obtaining a master’s
degree, law degree or PhD that many departments are also requiring
for police chief positions or other leadership roles.
Additional
Information
Transferring
Credits
http://www.uwosh.edu/newlearning/get-my-degree/admissions/transferring-credits.php
Paying for
School
http://www.uwosh.edu/newlearning/get-my-degree/paying-for-school/
Current
Courses
http://www.uwosh.edu/public_affairs/criminal-justice/classschedule.php
Call Today!
Getting started
is often the most difficult part. If you've been out of college
for several years or the prospect of studying and taking tests
seems overwhelming, contact us. Our advisors will help you
develop a plan to reach your goals.
Whatever your
situation, advisors will work with you on a personalized plan to
get you off to the right start. Typically, students will have completed
their general education credits
(freshman and sophomore courses) before entering this program. However, if you have
earned some college credits from UW-Washington County or another college, you may qualify to
enter this program.
To enroll or for
more information, contact:
Program Accreditation
UW
Oshkosh is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a
member of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges.
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