AA/AS in Criminal Justice and Corrections

This associate degree from Franklin University centers on the justice system, public safety and community service. It is designed as a starting point, and the credits can be carried toward a bachelor's program at the university. Courses are taught online in short terms, so students can begin several times a year. Prior learning and earlier college work may reduce what remains to be completed. Tuition is billed per credit, and the university locks in the first-term rate for as long as a student stays actively enrolled. Prospective students can use the transfer and cost tools on the university site or speak with an admission advisor to confirm start dates and eligibility. Students can review the course list and learning outcomes on the program page before applying. Admission decisions and credit evaluations are handled individually, so applicants should confirm requirements with the university.