CJ classes available to non-CJ majors
The Department of Criminal
Justice has upper-division classes that are open to:
1) Social
Science majors with primary emphasis in Criminal Justice; and
2)
CJ majors who have not met criminal justice upper-division
requirements. To be admitted to criminal justice upper-division
status, the student must apply through the Department of
Criminal Justice (see
CJ Upper-division application);
3) Bachelor of General Studies
students.
Prerequisites MUST be met in
order to enroll in the classes below.
The Department of Criminal
Justice has no agreement with other programs allowing for a
waiver of prerequisite requirements.
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CJ 300 |
Careers in Criminal Justice |
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CJ 301 |
Administration of Justice |
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CJ 311 |
Law and Popular Culture (Summer) |
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CJ 321 |
Criminal Law
PREREQ: Upper-division
standing |
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CJ 331 |
Corrections in the Community |
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CJ 350 |
Methods of Legal Research
PREREQ:
Upper-division standing |
|
CJ 375 |
Law of Criminal Evidence
PREREQ CJ 103.
Upper-division standing or CJ Associate degree standing |
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CJ 376 |
Law of Arrest, Search & Seizure
PREREQ
CJ 103. Upper-division standing or CJ Associate
degree standing |
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CJ 424 |
Environmental Crime
PREREQ:
Upper-division standing |
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CJ 427 |
White-Collar Crime
PREREQ:
Upper-division standing |
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CJ 428 |
The Death Penalty in America
PREREQ:
Upper-division standing |
|
CJ 471 |
Criminalistics
PREREQ:
Upper-division standing |
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CJ 494 |
Workshops |
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CJ 497 |
Special Topics |
Please note:
"Upper-division standing" means you are
classified as a junior or senior. It is not the same as:
"Upper-division criminal justice standing" - this is a specific
status for Criminal Justice majors. Non-majors are not allowed to take Criminal
Justice classes requiring "upper-division criminal justice
standing". These classes are only open to Criminal
Justice majors who have applied for, and received,
upper-division criminal justice status.
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