When should I
apply?
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For top priority & positions that require extensive
application processes |
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Complete course in |
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Fall |
1st week of March |
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Spring |
1st week of October |
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Summer |
1st week of February |
Do you accept
late applications?
Yes, late
applications are accepted, but they will not receive priority
agency placement and are subject to placement availability.
We will accept late applications until 2 weeks before the
semester.
If my dad is
employed by the Fish & Game Department and I want to complete my
work with that agency can I contact them since I personally know
the contacts?
Please do not
contact the agencies; all placements are made by the
coordinator.
Why do I have
to complete the Field Practicum?
The field
experience can be one of the most informative and rewarding
activities of your undergraduate years. It is
professionally rewarding and beneficial to the organization,
offering the student the opportunity to blend theory and
practice. The experience gained, the contacts made, and
the letter of recommendation provided by the agency at the end
of the experience can all prove invaluable.
What if I
already work in the Criminal Justice field?
You can waive the course with one year of full time experience.
I am having
difficulties with the agency I was placed and I want to quit.
What should I do?
Please do not
hesitate to contact the coordinator for ANY reason. The
Internship and Field Work Coordinator is Bob Marsh,
426-3451 or e-mail him at bmarsh@boisestate.edu.
It is important that the department is aware of problems with
any agencies. The required class meets weekly allowing for
communication with the Coordinator. This course is treated
as any other regular session course with drop and withdraw
dates.
How do I register for all 6
field practicum credits in one semester?
Register for CJA 491 (3 credits) and CJA 492 (3 credits).
What is the
difference between registering for an internship and field
practicum?
The University
allows students to apply up to 12 credits of Intership to
graduation requirements. Discuss with the Peer Advisor how
many credits can be applied for the upper division Criminal
Justice courses for the catalog you are following.
What is meant
by ‘variable credits’ for Internship?
The
internship, CJA 293 or CJA 493, is worth 1-6 credits. You
choose how many credits to register for by your availability.
You must complete 50 hours in an agency setting for each credit.
See you advisor to verify how many credits will be eligible
towards your graduation plan.
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