Criminal Justice is the critical analysis of the social, political, and economic factors contributing to crime and the social response to crime. The program encourages students to become involved in service activities related to prisoners, parolees, crime victims, youthful offenders, the court system, etc.

Course List

Code	Title	SHs
Major Requirements
Lower Division Requirements
SO 200	Introduction to Sociology	3.00
AN/SO 204	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3.00
SO 300	Writing Culture	3.00
Upper Division Requirements
AN/CJ/SO 402	Ethnographic Research Methods	3.00
or AN 404	Surveys for Social Change
or SO 404	Surveys for Social Change
CJ/SO/PJ 422	Diversity in U.S. Society	3.00
CJ 450	Criminology	3.00
CJ 498E-W	Internship in Criminal Justice	3.00
SO 403	Sociological Theory	3.00
Upper Division (400-level) Criminal Justice Electives		9-12
Nine to twelve additional upper division semester hours of Criminal Justice selected with the approval of the major advisor.
Total SHs		33-36