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Law Enforcement, AAS

This program is in the Teach-Out Process. No new students will be admitted. If interested in this degree, please refer to the Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice.

Award Granted: Associate in Applied Science in Law Enforcement	Major code: 03/365
Credits/Contacts Required: 62/62	CIP Code: 430103

Description

The Associate in Applied Science in Law Enforcement degree combines general education with coursework designed to prepare criminal justice students interested in a career in law enforcement for immediate entry into the workforce upon graduation. This program provides a balance of technical, vocational, and liberal study courses.

General Education Requirements (Min 15 Credits)

ENGL 101 - Rhetoric & Composition Credit(s): 3
BUSN 177 - Mathematics of Business Credit(s): 3 OR any approved math course OR any natural science
POLI 111 - American Government Credit(s): 3 OR
POLI 262 - State & Local Government Credit(s): 3
COMM 103 - Interpersonal Communication Credit(s): 3 OR
COMM 104 - Public Speaking Credit(s): 3
SOCY 151 - Sociology Credit(s): 3

Program Requirements (Min 47 Credits)

CJUS 110 - Introduction to Corrections Credit(s): 4
CJUS 112 - Introduction to Criminal Justice Credit(s): 4
CJUS 114 - Criminal Justice Report Writing Credit(s): 2
CJUS 212 - Introduction to Law Enforcement Credit(s): 4
CJUS 213 - The Criminal Court System Credit(s): 4
CJUS 214 - Introduction to Criminal Investigation Credit(s): 4
CJUS 215 - Crime Scene Investigation Credit(s): 4
CJUS 222 - Highway Safety & Traffic Investigation Credit(s): 4
CJUS 224 - Emergency Preparedness/Crisis Management Credit(s): 4
CJUS 240 - Approaches to Ethics in Criminal Justice Credit(s): 4
SOCY 103 - Cultural Diversity Credit(s): 3
XXXX xxx - Approved Electives Credit(s): 6 *

* Approved Electives (6 Credits)

CJUS 115 - Introduction to Private Security Credit(s): 4
CJUS 130 - Private Security Academy Credit(s): 6
CJUS 210 - Client Growth & Development Credit(s): 4
CJUS 272 - Criminal Justice Internship Credit(s): 1-4
PSYC 201 - Introduction to Psychology Credit(s): 3
PSYC 280 - Abnormal Psychology Credit(s): 3
SOCY 205 - Juvenile Delinquency and Justice Credit(s): 3
SOCY 207 - Social Problems Credit(s): 3
SOCY 208 - Sociology of Marriage & the Family Credit(s): 3
SPAN 101 - Spanish I Credit(s): 3
SPAN 112 - Spanish for Criminal Justice Majors I Credit(s): 3
SPAN 114 - Spanish for Criminal Justice Majors II Credit(s): 4

Suggested Sequences Per Semester

First Semester

ENGL 101 - Rhetoric & Composition Credit(s): 3
CJUS 110 - Introduction to Corrections Credit(s): 4
CJUS 112 - Introduction to Criminal Justice Credit(s): 4
SOCY 151 - Sociology Credit(s): 3

First Semester Total - Credit(s): 14 | Contacts: 14

Second Semester

CJUS 212 - Introduction to Law Enforcement Credit(s): 4
CJUS 213 - The Criminal Court System Credit(s): 4
POLI 111 - American Government Credit(s): 3 OR
POLI 262 - State & Local Government Credit(s): 3
CJUS 114 - Criminal Justice Report Writing Credit(s): 2
XXXX xxx - Approved Elective Credit(s): 3 | Contacts: 3

Second Semester Total - Credit(s): 16 | Contacts: 16

Third Semester

CJUS 214 - Introduction to Criminal Investigation Credit(s): 4
CJUS 222 - Highway Safety & Traffic Investigation Credit(s): 4
CJUS 240 - Approaches to Ethics in Criminal Justice Credit(s): 4
COMM 103 - Interpersonal Communication Credit(s): 3 OR
COMM 104 - Public Speaking Credit(s): 3

Third Semester Total - Credit(s): 15 | Contacts: 15

Fourth Semester

BUSN 177 - Mathematics of Business Credit(s): 3 OR Any approved math course OR any natural science Credit(s): 3-4 | Contacts: 3-5
XXXX xxx - Approved Elective Credit(s): 3 | Contacts: 3
CJUS 215 - Crime Scene Investigation Credit(s): 4
CJUS 224 - Emergency Preparedness/Crisis Management Credit(s): 4
SOCY 103 - Cultural Diversity Credit(s): 3

Fourth Semester Total - Credit(s): 17-18 | Contacts: 17-19

NOTES:

*Or any elective approved by Program Coordinator

It is CRITICAL that students see their advisor to make an academic plan for this degree. Not all courses are offered every semester.