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ACADEMY of HOLISTIC HEALTH and HUMAN SERVICES |
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Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice |
The Associate of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice is designed
for students who plan to transfer to a four-year institution
or for those students who desire to gain employment in the
criminal justice field upon completion of the degree requirements.
Students pursuing the Associate of Arts Degree in Criminal
Justice may choose a career in law enforcement or corrections.
All students declaring this degree should seek advisement
to prepare for upper division course work and transfer into
baccalaureate programs.
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62 Credit Hours |
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General Education Core Requirements |
41 Credits |
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| Area I: Writing & Speaking |
9 credits |
ENGL 101: Composition I: Exposition
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3 |
| ENGL 102: Composition II: Analysis
& Argument |
3 |
| C&J 130: Public Speaking |
3 |
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| Area II: Mathematics (one of the following) |
3 credits |
MATH 121: College Algebra
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3 |
| STAT 145: Introduction to Statistics |
3 |
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| Area III: Physical & Natural Science |
8 credits |
| One biology course with lab |
4 |
| Additional course with lab, to be chosen from: |
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| BIOL 110 & 112L: Biology
for Non-Majors |
4 |
| BIOL 123 & 124L: Biology
for Health Related Sciences and Non-Majors |
4 |
| CHEM 111L: Elements of General
Chemistry |
4 |
| CHEM 121L: General Chemistry
(Pt. 1) |
4 |
| CHEM 122L: General Chemistry
(Pt. 2) |
4 |
| CHEM 131L: Principles of Chemistry (Pt. 1) |
4 |
| CHEM 132L: Principles of Chemistry (Pt. 2) |
4 |
| E&PS 101 & 105L: How
the Earth Works: An Introduction to Geology & Physical Geology
Lab |
4 |
| E&PS 201L: Earth History |
4 |
| ENV SC 101 & 102L: The
Blue Planet |
4 |
| GEOG 101&105L: Physical Geography |
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| PHYSCS 102 & 102L: Introduction
to Physics |
4 |
| PHYSCS 105: Physics and Society |
3 |
| PHYSCS 151 & 151L: General
Physics and Lab |
4 |
| PHYSCS 160 &160L: General
Physics and Lab |
4 |
| ANTH 150 & 151L: Evolution
& Human Emergence |
4 |
| ANTH 160 & 161L: Human Life
Course & Computer Lab in Human Evolutionary Ecology |
4 |
| ANTH 121L: Archaeological Method
& Theory |
4 |
| ASTR 101 & 101L: Introduction
to Astronomy |
4 |
| NAT SC 261L: Physical Science |
4 |
| NAT SC 262L: Life Science |
4 |
| NAT SC 263L: Environmental
Science |
4 |
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| Area IV: Social/Behavioral Sciences |
9 credits |
SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology
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3 |
| PSYCH 105: General Psychology
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3 |
| ANTH 130: Cultures of the World |
3 |
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| Area V: Humanities |
6 credits |
AM ST 186: Introduction to
Southwest Studies
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3 |
CLSCS 107: Greek Mythology
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3 |
CLSCS 204: Greek Civilization
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3 |
CLSCS 205: Roman Civilization
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3 |
| COMP L. 223 or 224: Literary Questions |
3 |
| ENGL 150: The Study of Literature |
3 |
| ENGL 292: World Literatures:
Ancient World through the 16th Century |
3 |
| ENGL 293: World Literatures:
17th Century through the Present |
3 |
| M LANG 101: Approaches to Languages & Cultures |
3 |
| HIST 101: Western Civilization
(Ancient times to 1648) |
3 |
| HIST 102: Western Civilization
(1648 to Present) |
3 |
| HIST 161: History of the United
States to 1877 |
3 |
| HIST 162: History of the United
States since 1877 |
3 |
| PHIL 101: Introduction to Philosophical
Problems |
3 |
| PHIL 201: Greek Philosophy |
3 |
| PHIL 202: Modern Philosophy |
3 |
| RELIG 107: Living World Religions |
3 |
| RELIG 263: Eastern Religions |
3 |
| RELIG 264: Western Religions |
3 |
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| Area VI: Fine Arts |
3 Credits |
ARCH 101: Introduction to Architecture
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3 |
| DANCE 105: Dance Appreciation |
3 |
| ART HI 101: Introduction to
Art |
3 |
| ART HI 201: History of Art I |
3 |
| ART HI 202: History of Art II |
3 |
| M
A 210: Introduction to Film |
3 |
| MUSIC 139: Music Appreciation |
3 |
| MUSIC 140: Music Appreciation |
3 |
| F A 284: Experiencing the Arts |
3 |
| THEA 122: Introduction to Theatre |
3 |
| One 3-credit art studio course |
3 |
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| Area VII: Foreign Language |
3 Credit Hours |
Non-English Language: Sign, Spanish, Portuguese; Foreign
Languages & Literatures
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3 |
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| Criminal Justice Core Requirements |
21 Credits |
CRIM J 101T: Intro to Criminal
Justice
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3 |
| CRIM J 102T: Intro to Corrections
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3 |
| CRIM J 105T: Juvenile Justice
System |
3 |
| CRIM J 106T: Overview of Criminal
Law and Procedure |
3 |
| CRIM J 201T: Courts and Criminal
Justice |
3 |
| CRIM J 202T: Policing and
Law Enforcement |
3 |
| Elective, to be chosen from: |
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| Sociology, Political
Science, Psychology,
Human
Services, Family
Studies or Computer
Science. |
3 |
| Recommended Electives: |
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| SOC 205: Crime, Public Policy
& the Criminal Justice System |
3 |
| SOC 211: Social Problems |
3 |
| SOC 213: Deviance |
3 |
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| Students are encouraged to seek advising regarding the sequence
of classes, and the availability of classes. Some classes are
offered only once a year. Students planning to transfer to four-year
institutions should consult with their advisor in planning their
schedules. |
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TOTAL CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED
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62 |
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