Criminal Justice Checklist
| Required courses: 12 units | ||
| Criminal Justice (3) | ||
| CJUS/POLI 209 RESEARCH METHODS IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS |
done | need |
| CJUS/POLI 211 CRIMINAL JUSTICE | done | need |
| CJUS 401 SEMINAR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE | done | need |
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Political Science (2) |
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POLI 201 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT |
done | need |
| POLI 250 PUBLIC POLICY |
done | need |
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Sociology (3) |
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| SOCI 101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY | done | need |
| SOCI 238 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY | done | need |
| SOCI 334 CRIMINOLOGY | done | need |
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Electives (4 units required): |
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| 2 from Group I: Policy Studies | ||
| CJUS/POLI 213 CRIMINAL LAW |
done | need |
| CJUS/POLI 214 THE JUDICIAL PROCESS | done | need |
| CJUS/POLI 215 FORENSICS |
done | need |
| CJUS 325 COMPARATIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT |
done | need |
| CJUS/SOCI 326 COMPARATIVE CORRECTIONS |
done | need |
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2 from Group II: Related Studies |
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| BUAD 215 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I |
done | need |
| CJUS 227 LAW AND SOCIETY |
done | need |
| CJUS 231 JUVENILE JUSTICE |
done | need |
| INQ 250 CHEMISTRY & CRIMES |
done | need |
| POLI 201 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT |
done | need |
| POLI 270 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION |
done | need |
| POLI 312 CIVIL LIBERTIES |
done | need |
| PSYC 211 ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT |
done | need |
| PSYC 230 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY |
done | need |
| SOCI 237 DEVIANT BEHAVIOR |
done | need |
Courses from among CJUS 261, 401, 406, 416, 495-497 or one from among INQ 260PS or IL 177, 277 or 377 may be used as electives within either Group 1 or II when they include topics related to Criminal Justice with the approval of the major coordinator; or any Honors 301 course whose topic is appropriate and approved by the major coordinator.
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