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Master of Arts Program
Requirements and Admission Procedures
The following are the requirements for entrance into the Master of
Arts Program in Criminal Justice:
Criminal Justice or related social/behavioral science degree
with a 3.0 average (However, falling just below the 3.0 GPA does not,
by itself, make the prospective student ineligible for admission)
Completion of an undergraduate statistics course (which
may be taken during your first semester as a graduate student).
CJA 201 (Introduction to Criminal Justice) or its
equivalent (which may be waived if the prospective student has significant criminal
justice, work-related experience).
A written Statement of Purpose for pursuing the Master
of Arts, addressing the student's interests in criminal justice and future academic and/or
professional goals (Send to the Department of Criminal Justice Administration)
Three letters of recommendation from former faculty or
employers (Send to the Department of Criminal Justice Administration)
Application to the Graduate College and $30.00 application fee (Send
to Graduate Admissions)
Transcripts from all schools of higher
education previously attended (Send to Graduate Admissions)
Questions about the M.A. in Criminal Justice Administration? Feel
free to call on any of our faculty, particularly, Andrew Giacomazzi, Graduate Coordinator.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Application for admission to the Master of Arts Program in
Criminal Justice Administration may be made at any time. However, it is recommended
that the prospective student make application to the Graduate Admissions
Office at least one full semester prior to expected enrollment. At that time, the
student will pay the application fee, acquire a graduate catalogue, fill out an
application form, and make provisions to have transcripts from all schools of higher
education previously attended sent directly to Boise State University Graduate Admissions
Office.
Graduate Admission Application forms should be mailed
together with a nonrefundable check for $30.00 to the BSU Graduate Admissions Office. The
address is as follows:
Graduate Admissions
Boise State University
1910 University Drive
Boise, ID 83725-1110.
 View an On-line
Graduate Catalog.
Apply
for Graduate Admissions on-line! Apply
Now!
For additional information call or e-mail Andrew
Giacomazzi, the Criminal Justice
Administration Graduate Coordinator at (208) 426-4162 or agiacom@boisestate.edu
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