AA/AS in Criminal Justice and Corrections

The program leads to an associate degree in Law Enforcement Technology and links criminal justice theory with practical application. It suits both current practitioners and newcomers. Entry-level graduates can pursue work in corrections, security and investigative fields. In the college catalog, the entry for Criminal Justice Technology sets out the required courses, descriptions of each class and the conditions for entry. Applicants should expect to satisfy these entrance conditions before enrolling: A high school diploma or its equivalent is needed, and minimum ACCUPLACER placement scores apply. The catalog lists 60 credits for completion. Entry is each semester. Prospective students should review the full catalog entry for course listings and placement details, and can ask a college advisor how the sequence fits their schedule and goals.