Requirements for the Criminal Justice Major

For students who entered SJU in the fall of 2010 or later, or transfer students who entered SJU on the GEP curriculum.

GEP Signature Courses (See Curricula): six courses

GEP Variable Courses (See Curricula): six to nine courses, including

Social/Behavioral Science:

SOC 101

Introductory Sociology

GEP Overlays (See Curricula): three courses

GEP Integrative Learning Component: three courses

MAT 118	Introduction to Statistics
Service Learning	Any SL course will satisfy this requirement.
Social Science	Choice of 1 course from ECN 101, ECN 102, POL 101, POL 103, POL 105, POL 107

GEP Electives: seven elective courses that students may select as appropriate for their own intellectual, aesthetic, moral or career development in Criminal Justice.

Major Concentration:

Major concentration:

ACC 101	Concepts of Financial Accounting
SOC 102	Social Problems
SOC 206	Theories of Crime
SOC 207	Juvenile Justice
SOC 219	Social Deviance
SOC 225	Intorduction to American Criminal Justice
SOC 312-313	Social Research Methods I-II & Data Analysis
SOC 470	Special Topics
SOC 495	Seminar I

and four other APPROVED Criminal Justice courses numbered above SOC 102. Approved courses are indicated in the Sociology course descriptions.

Up one level: Criminal Justice