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Criminal Justice
Associate in Science degree program.
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Criminal Justice Degree
Associate in Science degree program which enables graduates to perform effectively and efficiently the duties of entry-level Criminal Justice personnel, and/or further academic endeavors. Corrections option available.
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Criminal Justice: Drug and Alcohol Treatment Option
Designed to prepare students for employment in criminal justice agencies that require basic knowledge of drug and alcohol treatment modalities and issues as they relate to the criminal justice system.
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Criminal Justice Command Institute: Supervisory Leadership
Fourteen-month, three-semester certificate for the Criminal Justice professional.
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Master of Science in Criminal Justice
Provides students with the knowledge and skills required for leadership positions in the criminal justice system, as well as continued study at the Doctoral level.
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Certificate Program in Corrections: Pre-Service Certification
Prepares students for entry into the state of Connecticut's Department of Correction as a Correctional Trainee. Program graduates receive a waiver for the written Correction Department examination that is administered by the state Department of Administrative Services. Upon certification, the Department of Correction will require applicants to pass a series of screening tests in order to be employed.
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice
A senior college of The City University of New York, emphasizing criminal justice, fire science, and other public service related fields. Located in Manhattan.
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Faculty
Profiles and contact information.
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Internship Program
One-semester course requiring a student to work in a criminal justice agency for a minimum of 130 hours.
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Bachelor of Arts in Criminology
Helps to prepare students for careers in the field of criminal justice or for further graduate studies.
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