Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice / Law Enforcement
If you are seeking to advance your career in law enforcement, private security, or corrections or to pursue entry-level opportunities, the online Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program will help you meet your career goals. This degree provides you with a solid foundation in criminal justice and a broad liberal arts education. The Web based baccalaureate program is designed to combine the professional skills of specialized areas of criminal justice with research and analytical skills. As a graduate of this program you may seek opportunities in law enforcement, corrections, probation, parole, or juvenile justice facilities.
Law Enforcement Emphasis: Prepare to start or advance a career in a police department or criminal investigations. Examine the roles, responsibilities, issues, and trends related to contemporary law enforcement organizations. This emphasis area also explores evidence and proof. Learn about trial proceedings, constitutional concepts, and criminal case law. As a graduate you may qualify for advanced positions within police departments and other law enforcement agencies.GET STARTED NOW — Click here to request more information
Kaplan University
Whether you're looking to change or advance your career, Kaplan University will help you get there faster. Online flexibility, reduced costs, financial aid assistance, and a quicker path to your degree make Kaplan University a smart choice for working adults.
Kaplan University instructors have both the academic background and professional experience to teach real-world knowledge. Our degree programs feature various emphasis areas and a comprehensive curriculum geared toward your career goals.Kaplan University is part of Kaplan Higher Education, a system of more than 70 campus-based schools nationwide. An accredited university providing educational services since 1937, Kaplan University offers master's, bachelor's, and associate's degrees, as well as certificate programs.Accreditation
Accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.