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Criminal Justice, B.S.

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Total Hours (120)

General Education Curriculum (36)

For the full General Education Curriculum Policy and Requirements, refer to the GEC listed in this catalog.

MAT 1302 is acceptable for the GEC math requirement.

Some courses listed in program “Major Requirements” or “Required Related Courses” (noted with an asterisk [*]) may be used to meet requirements in the GEC. Although these courses fulfill requirements in each area, credit hours for these courses, if taken for the GEC, may only be counted in the GEC.

Complete Graduation Requirements are listed in this catalog.

Language Literacy (12)

English

ENG 1301 - Composition I 3 Credits
ENG 1302 - Composition II 3 Credits

One of the Following Courses:

ENG 2324 - Introduction to Creative Writing 3 Credits
ENG 2326 - Exploring American Lit 3 Credits
ENG 2327 - Exploring World Lit 3 Credits
ENG 2328 - Exploring British Lit 3 Credits

Speech (3)

SPC 1301 - Fund of Speech 3 Credits

Analytic Literacy (7)

Mathematics (3)

MAT 1302 - College Algebra 3 Credits
MAT 1304 - Math for Liberal Arts 3 Credits (if allowable by major)
or any math course with MAT 1302 or MAT 1304 or higher as a prerequisite

Note:

MAT 1304 is acceptable for all programs in the School of Arts and Sciences except for the programs in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, and Mathematics. MAT 1304 is acceptable for all programs in the School of Education. MAT 1304 is not acceptable for any program in the School of Business and Professional Programs.

Science (4)

Choose 1 of the following courses with accompanying lab:

BIO 1403 - Fundamentals of Science 4 Credits
BIO 1406 - Contemporary Biology 4 Credits
BIO 1407 - Animal Life 4 Credits
BIO 1408 - Plants & Human Affairs 4 Credits
BIO 1409 - Cracking the Code: A User’s Guide to Human Genetics 4 Credits
BIO 1410 - Introduction to Biology I 4 Credits
BIO 1413 - Local Spring Flora 4 Credits
BIO 1414 - Cats, Chromosomes & Codons 4 Credits
BIO 1415 - Exploring Human Biology 4 Credits
BIO 1420 - Introduction to Biology II 4 Credits
BIO 2401 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 Credits
BIO 2402 - Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 Credits
CHE 1403 - Nature of Physical Science 4 Credits
CHE 1404 - Physical Science & Environment 4 Credits
CHE 1405 - Forensic Science I 4 Credits
CHE 1415 - General Chemistry I 4 Credits
CHE 1416 - General Chemistry II 4 Credits
CHE 1418 - Chemistry in Context 4 Credits
PHY 1403 - Introductory Astronomy 4 Credits
PHY 1401 - University Physics I 4 Credits
PHY 1402 - University Physics II 4 Credits
PHY 1410 - Fundamentals of Physics I 4 Credits

Cultural Literacy (9)

HIS 2324 - Fundamentals of Modern American History 3 Credits

Choose (3) Hours From One of the Following:

FAR, MUS, or THA

Choose (3) Hours From Any of the Following:

REL 1311 - Introduction to Jewish Scriptures 3 Credits
REL 1312 - Introduction to Christian Scriptures 3 Credits
REL 1313 - Introduction to Ethics 3 Credits
REL 1321 - Introduction to Comparative Religions 3 Credits
REL 1323 - Introduction to Interfaith Leadership 3 Credits

Social Literacy (8)

EXS 1220 - Basic Concepts of Wellness 2 Credits

Choose Any Two of the Following Courses With at Least Two Different Academic Areas Represented:

BUA 1301 - Introduction to Business 3 Credits
ECO 2305 - Principles of Economics I 3 Credits
FIN 1325 - Personal Finance 3 Credits
GEG 2304 - World Geography 3 Credits
GEG 2305 - Human Geography 3 Credits
HUM 2340 - The Human Experience I 3 Credits
HUM 2341 - The Human Prospect 3 Credits
IST 2300 - Introduction to International Studies 3 Credits
MCO 1302 - Mass Media & Society 3 Credits
POL 2311 - American Government I 3 Credits
PSY 1301 - General Psychology 3 Credits
PSY 2342 - Psychology of Everyday Life 3 Credits
SSC 2360 - Social Justice 3 Credits
SOC 1302 - Cultural Anthropology 3 Credits
SOC 2301 - Intro to Sociology 3 Credits
SOC 2302 - Social Problems 3 Credits
SOC 2390 - Minority Groups 3 Credits
WSP 2304 - Hon Sem Social Literacy 3 Credits
WSP 2340 - Hon Lang/Lit Interdiscip Integrative 3 Credits

Required Related (14 Hours)

BIO 1406 , BIO 1410 , CHE 1405 , CHE 1415 , PHI 2301 , REL 1313 * may be used to satisfy the GEC.

Laboratory Science

CHE 1405 - Forensic Science I 4 Credits

Choose Four Hours From the Following Courses:

BIO 1406 - Contemporary Biology 4 Credits
or
BIO 1410 - Introduction to Biology I 4 Credits
or
CHE 1415 - General Chemistry I 4 Credits

Philosophy

PHI 2301 - Logic 3 Credits

Religion

REL 1313 - Introduction to Ethics 3 Credits

Major Requirements (61 Hours)

Criminal Justice (43 Hours)

CRJ 1301 - Intro Crim Justice 3 Credits
CRJ 2337 - Criminal Profiling 3 Credits
CRJ 2310 - Intro to Criminology 3 Credits
CRJ 3312 - Juvenile Delinquency 3 Credits
CRJ 3315 - Comparative Criminal Justice 3 Credits
CRJ 3316 - Contemporary Criminology 3 Credits
CRJ 3319 - Crim Law & Justice 3 Credits
CRJ 3320 - Victimology 3 Credits
CRJ 3396 - Stats for Social Sciences 3 Credits
CRJ 3399 - Special Topics 3 Credits
CRJ 4324 - Soc Sci Research Methods 3 Credits
CRJ 4494 - Internship 4 Credits

Two Courses From the Following (Including Courses From Tarrant County College or Their Equivalent):

(***taught at TCC or other college or university equivalent)

Choose One:

CRJ 1316 - Criminal and Forensic Procedure 3 Credits
CRIJ 1306 - Courts and Criminal Procedures ***

Choose One:

CRJ 2316 - Corrections and Community Supervision 3 Credits
CRIJ 2323 - Legal Aspects of Law Enforcement ***
CRIJ 2328 - Police Systems and Practice ***

Sociology (18 Hours)

SOC 2301 * may be used to satisfy the GEC.

SOC 2301 - Intro to Sociology 3 Credits
SOC 2390 - Minority Groups 3 Credits
SOC 3322 - Family Violence 3 Credits
SOC 3325 - Deviant Behavior 3 Credits

Two Courses From the Following

CRJ 3310 - White Collar Crime/Corporate Crime 3 Credits
CRJ 3399 - Special Topics 3 Credits and
any approved upper-level (3000 or above) CRJ course 3 Credits

Electives (minimum of 9 Hours)

Electives will be required if the student has not met a minimum of 120 hours in the program.

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