Justice Administration, B.A.

About this Program

As the largest area of undergraduate study, the administration of justice degree offered in the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences offers students a broad range of vocational opportunities.

Through criminal justice courses geared toward practicum studies and career placement, students participate in mock trials, subject-specific moot courts, and mock crime scene investigations.

Students participating in this program are also offered a wide range of hybrid classes, which allows them to complete coursework online and face-to-face while on campus. Students seeking an administration of justice degree must complete 30 semester hours in their major field, of which 24 must be upper-level credit.

There are also two unique specializations offered through this criminal justice major: a law enforcement specialization and a legal studies specialization. Each of these programs takes a unique angle on the administration of justice degree, offering students different career paths with each area of study.