Interested in a career in Corrections or Law Enforcement? Our Associate of Science Degree in Criminal Justice provides students with a basic foundation of the American criminal justice and corrections systems.

The Associate degree in Criminal Justice is a unique way to master the concepts of the legal system, law enforcement, evidence handling, and crime scene investigation and prepares students to think critically about issues such as criminology, administration, criminal investigation, evidence, and procedures.

The public depends on law enforcement and criminal justice professionals to protect life and property and to uphold the law.

The Criminal Justice Program is designed to prepare students for transfer and exciting career opportunities in pre-law, law enforcement, or corrections.

The Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice degree program provides the student with a foundation in the structure, function, and procedures of the criminal justice system, leading to a wide variety of employment opportunities in various criminal justice environments, both public and private.

Allen's associate degree in criminal justice prepares students to transition to an academy or transfer to a university by providing foundational learning in criminal justice and related social sciences.

Labette Community College offers an Associate in Science degree in Criminal Justice.

Passionate about Criminal Justice? Interested in becoming a peace officer? Studying Criminal Justice will give you an understanding of the justice system and its process, from local to global issues and how to uphold ethical standards.

The Criminal Justice Program provides students with a firm understanding of the nature of crime and deviance, its impact upon society, and society’s reaction to criminal and deviant behaviour.

The Criminal Justice Technology Degree program emphasizes a combination of criminal justice theory and practical application necessary for successful employment and continued educational advancement to a four-year institution.

The criminal justice curriculum is designed to provide students with a foundation in the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary for employment in the criminal justice field.

The Criminal Justice Program is designed to prepare individuals for entry-level employment or permit persons already employed in the field to upgrade their skills for advancement.

A balance of general, liberal arts and technical courses is offered to those students who intend to enter the field of criminal justice for the first time and those currently employed in the field.