Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

With the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice degree at Kennesaw State, you'll develop a deep understanding of the criminal justice system as an institution at the core of societal concerns. As a criminal justice major, you'll not only have a better understanding of the problem; you'll learn to become a part of the solution.

The bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice program provides a platform for you to learn about the legal and correctional systems in the country, the philosophy of punishment and deterrence of crimes and ethical codes of behavior. You will learn about interpersonal communication skills, multicultural issues, leadership and management, moral and ethical considerations, and technology.

As a graduate in criminal justice, you will have career opportunities in law enforcement, court administration, victim services, private security, corrections and more. Additionally, you can use your criminal justice degree as a first step toward law school or other graduate programs.

Undergraduate Admissions Criteria 

Undergraduate admissions criteria varies based on enrollment type. Please visit the Undergraduate Admissions Requirements site for more details.

Not all programs are available to residents in all states. Please check the institution's State Authorization and Professional Licensure website(s) to ensure you reside in an authorized state.

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