Objective:

The program is a two-year curriculum emphasizing skills and knowledge essential for employment in any field of corrections -- namely adult, juvenile, institutional, and community-based corrections.

General Degree Information:

The graduating student will receive a total of 60 hours of college credit for the required courses. This is a terminal program, and the Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice will be awarded.

Required courses for the Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice with a Concentration in Corrections:
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FRESHMAN YEAR
First Semester Hours
ENGL 101: Composition & Rhetoric I 3
CJUS 101: Introduction to Criminal Justice 3
MATH 102: College Algebra 3
CJUS 291: Evidence and Procedure 3
Science Elective 3
15
Second Semester Hours
ENGL 102: Composition & Rhetoric II 3
CJUS 201: Criminal Law 3
CJUS 299: Juvenile Justice 3
Psychology Elective (except PSYC 202) 3
SPCH 110: Principles of Speech 3
16
SOPHOMORE YEAR
First Semester Hours
*Concentration 3
SLGY 201: Introduction to Sociology 
OR
SLGY 202: Social Problems 3
*Concentration 3
CIS 105: Computer Literacy 3
POSC 201: National Government
OR
POSC 202: Louisiana Government 3
15
Second Semester Hours
Humanities Elective 3
*Concentration 3
*Concentration 3
*Concentration 3
CJUS Elective:
OR
CORR Elective: 3
15
Total credit hours 60

Students must meet prerequisites before taking any given course.

*Concentration: CORR 102, CORR 201, CORR 210, CORR 230, CORR 250

See Also: Catalog Information for the Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice/Corrections

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