Criminal Justice Minor

A Criminal Justice minor can be a useful supplement to a major in a variety of disciplines, including Sociology, Political Science, Business, Computer Science, and Psychology.  A minor in Criminal Justice will give students a solid understanding of the criminal justice field and help them develop skills that will be useful in a wide range of careers.

(24 Credits)



Required Core Courses (12 credits)

CRMJ 250	Introduction to Criminal Justice	3
CRMJ 295	Writing in Sociology & Criminal Justice	3

One of the Following Courses:

SOCI 225	Social Science Research Methods	3
CRMJ 305	Criminology	3

One of the Following Courses:

CRMJ 335	Gender & Crime	3
SOCI 309	Race and Ethnic Relations	3
SOCI 310	Social Class in America	3
SOCI 312	Sociology of Gender	3

Required Concentration Courses (12 credits)

At least 4 courses in Criminal Justice (CRMJ) or Sociology (SOCI). At least 2 must be 300-level or above.