Government, Public Administration & Law Degree (AA-DTA)
How do we begin to understand crime? What drives human deviance? What are the most effective methods of correction, and how does lawmaking support these systems? In studying Criminal Justice, you’ll use an interdisciplinary, social sciences-based approach to learning about the criminal justice system. Along with building a deep awareness and understanding of law and policy, you’ll learn how to communicate effectively, develop cross-cultural understanding, give and receive feedback, and collaborate with others.
Courses
- ABE 053 — ABE Language Arts III (Low Intermediate Language Arts)
- ABE 054 — ABE Language Arts IV (High Intermediate Language Arts)
- ABE 055 — ABE Language Arts V (Adult Secondary Level Language Arts)
- ABE 062 — Applied Math I
- ABE 063 — Applied Math II
- ABE 064 — Contextualized Math I
- ABE 065 — Contextualized Math II
- BOT 101 — Introduction to Botany
- CCS 101 — Pathways to Success
- CCS 103 — Transfer Preparation
- ENGL 090 — Integrated Reading and Writing I
- ENGL 095 — Integrated Reading and Writing II
- ENGL 098 — Transitional English Composition
- ENVS 102 — Climate Change & Society
- ENVS 203 — Science of Climate Change
- ESOL 061 — ESOL Level I (Beginning Literacy)
- ESOL 062 — ESOL Level II (Low Beginning)
- ESOL 063 — ESOL Level III (High Beginning)
- ESOL 064 — ESOL Level IV (Low Intermediate)
- ESOL 065 — ESOL Level V (High Intermediate)
- ESOL 066 — ESOL Level VI (Advanced)
- LEGL 111 — Criminal Law
- MATH 092 — Mathematical Reasoning
- MATH 205 — Linear Algebra
- POLS 209 — Social Science Research Methods
- PSYC 209 — Social Science Research Methods
- SOC 200 — Introduction to Social Work
- SOC 209 — Social Science Research Methods
- SOC 245 — Social Movements: Diversity
- SOC 255 — Globalization: Diversity
- SOC 285 — Food and Society: Diversity