Criminal Justice, A.S.

Degree

Courses

• BADM220 — Statistics
• BIOL215 — Environmental Science
• CISS100 — Introduction to Computing and Information Sciences
• CMPT101 — Computer Concepts and Applications I
• CRDV100 — Career Planning and Decision Making
• CRJS101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CRJS110 — Intro to Criminal Law
• CRJS120 — Ethics and Criminal Justice
• CRJS150 — Principles of Criminal Investigation I
• CRJS203 — Introduction to Family Violence
• CRJS205 — Policing
• CRJS210 — Constitutional Law
• CRJS250 — Criminology
• CRJS252 — Forensic Psychology
• CRJS255 — Introduction to Juvenile Delinquency
• CRJS265 — Correctional Services
• CRJS280 — Substantive Criminal Law
• CRJS281 — Procedural Criminal Law
• CRJS295 — Criminal Justice Capstone Seminar
• ECON100 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON101 — Principles of Microeconomics
• ENGL101 — English Composition I
• ENGL104 — English Composition II: Writing About Literature
• ENGL110 — Technical Communication
• ENGL115 — Library Skills for Research
• ENGL120 — Communication
• ENGL125 — Public Speaking
• ENGL136 — Media and Culture
• ENGL200 — English Literature I
• ENGL202 — English Literature II
• ENGL204 — American Literature I
• ENGL206 — American Literature II
• ENGL220 — Literature into Film
• ENGL222 — Gender and Literature
• ENGL230 — Multicultural Perspectives in Literature
• ENGL232 — African American Literature
• ENGL234 — Native American Literature
• ENGL235 — Latino Literature and Culture
• ENGL236 — Women in Literature
• FORM109 — College Forum
• FREN200 — French Language and Culture III
• FREN201 — French Language and Culture IV
• FSCI245 — Forensic Science
• HIST100 — Western Civilization and The World I
• HIST101 — Western Civilization and The World II
• HIST110 — Interpretations of American History I
• HIST111 — Interpretations of American History II
• HIST112 — History Of New York State I
• HIST113 — History Of New York State II
• HIST115 — Intro to African-American History
• HIST120 — History of Africa I
• HIST121 — History of Africa II
• HIST130 — Medieval History
• HIST135 — History of The Twentieth Century
• HIST139 — Introduction to The Vietnam War
• HIST140 — Modern China
• HIST145 — Modern India
• HIST203 — History of World War II
• HIST205 — Native American Cultures Of New York And New England
• HLTH131 — Stress and Health
• HLTH140 — Drug Studies: Intervention and Prevention
• HLTH160 — Personal and Community Health
• HUSV210 — Human Sexuality
• HUSV215 — Psychology and History of Poverty
• MATH110 — Intermediate Algebra
• MATH135 — Elementary Statistics
• MTSC105 — Burial Customs
• MUSC100 — Music Appreciation I
• MUSC101 — Music Appreciation II
• MUSC105 — The History of Jazz
• MUSC106 — The History of Rock and Roll
• MUSC110 — Music in World Cultures
• PADM100 — Introduction to Public Administration
• PADM180 — Principles of Supervision
• PADM205 — Public Personnel Administration
• PADM210 — Labor Relations
• PHIL100 — Intro to Philosophy
• PHIL110 — Comparative Religion
• PHIL120 — Existentialism
• POLS100 — Introduction to Political Science
• POLS101 — Introduction to International Politics
• POLS102 — Introduction to Political Theory
• POLS105 — American National Government
• POLS110 — State and Local Government
• PSYC100 — General Psychology
• PSYC200 — Child Psychology
• PSYC205 — Developmental Psychology
• PSYC208 — Adolescent Psychology
• PSYC210 — Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC220 — Psychology of Women
• PSYC225 — Sport Psychology
• PSYC235 — Positive Psychology
• PSYC250 — Educational Psychology
• PSYC275 — Statistics for The Behavioral Sciences
• PSYC280 — Experimental Psychology
• SOCL100 — Sociology
• SOCL110 — Understanding Social Problems
• SOCL115 — African-American Experience
• SOCL120 — Cultural Diversity in American Society
• SOCL255 — Honors Technology and Society
• SPAN200 — Spanish Language and Culture III
• SPAN201 — Spanish Language and Culture IV

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