Remington College | Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

(24 month Associate Program)

The Associate of Science degree program in Criminal Justice is designed to prepare the student for entry into or advancement within the criminal justice system in any of the many areas existing within the career field. These areas include, but are not limited to: law enforcement, public safety, corrections, court administration, crime prevention, victim assistance and loss prevention.

The field of criminal justice centers around the control of criminal behavior in the maintenance of public order and includes the primary functions of law enforcement, prosecution, trial, corrections, and associated responsibilities as well as the secure management, safe keeping, and control of inmates committed to jail or prison custody performed in a humane manner in compliance with constitutional standards.

The program is delivered in eight twelve-week quarters. Many of the courses are designed to be offered on a rotating basis. Program completion normally requires 24 months for full-time students. Upon successful completion of all areas of the program, graduates will receive an Associate of Science or Associate of Applied Science Degree in Criminal Justice.