Academics

The School of Criminal Justice’s advisors provide academic and career advice to all students within the school. The undergraduate academic advisor’s primary goal is to help undergraduate students with matters pertaining to academic progress issues and life plans. While you are responsible for understanding University, College, and Department requirements, advisors can provide current information about requirements, options, and procedures. Students are encouraged to visit an academic adviser once per semester to assure all academic requirements are met prior to graduation. Students may also visit the career counselor at any time to discuss internship and career opportunities in criminal justice.

The School of Criminal Justice provides competitive scholarships to outstanding undergraduate and graduate students. Funds from these scholarships are intended to offset the costs of books and tuition. Incoming freshmen must have applied to and been accepted by the university and will need to provide a copy of their high school transcripts.

As a student within the College of Social Science, you have a range of Study Away opportunities available to you! Studying abroad is an excellent opportunity for students to grow personally, professionally, and intellectually by exploring new cultures and meeting new people. Learn more about the options the College provides.

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