by Radek M. Gadek on February 4, 2010
Three common questions from many blog readers: Is a criminal justice degree hard? Is criminal justice a hard major? Is criminal justice hard? These 3 questions lead to a compounded one: is a criminal justice degree major hard to complete? The answer…
I personally think that a criminal justice degree is a fairly straight-forward major. It [...]
by Radek M. Gadek on December 15, 2009
I recently had a great e-mail conversation with one of my blog readers and I thought this can be helpful for some of you. Just remember, it is a personal e-mail so nothing is scripted. Take it for what it’s worth. Hope it helps some of you.
The Story – The Questions
Hey Radek, I left a [...]
by Radek M. Gadek on November 16, 2009
How long does it take to get a Forensic Science degree? A great question! The answer depends on which degree level one is seeking to accomplish. Is it an Associate’s, a Bachelor’s, a Master’s, a PhD, or perhaps an MD in Forensic Sciences or similar disciplines? Are you taking this specialized degree program at a [...]
by Radek M. Gadek on September 29, 2009
Duquesne University is offering an online Bachelors in Criminal Justice degree. This Spiritan academic institution has a Tier 1 ranking amongst the best colleges and universities in the nation. It’s a University of honor and tradition that offers robust criminal justice courses for an accelerated Bachelor’s degree program in the School of Leadership.
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by Radek M. Gadek on July 8, 2009
Pennsylvania State University (PSU), a.k.a. Penn State as it’s popularly referred to, is a very respected higher learning institution, especially in the Criminal Justice field. The university is regionally accredited and offers many online degree programs.
Penn State University Online Bachelor of Criminal Justice degree offers you the ability to complete a Bachelor Science (BS) program [...]
by Radek M. Gadek on June 21, 2009
Virginia College Online Associates in Criminal Justice offers you an ability to advance your education via the Internet. Make a note that this Criminal Justice college is not regionally accredited, but it does offer a different type of accreditation. According to Virginia College Online:
Virginia College Online is a senior college accredited by the Accrediting Council [...]
by Radek M. Gadek on June 15, 2009
Keiser University and its online Master of Criminal Justice program carries on a long tradition of career oriented education with a one class at a time approach. Keiser University is regionally accredited and offers programs on campus and online.
Keiser University Online Masters in Criminal Justice allows you to focus on courses that are going to [...]
by Radek M. Gadek on June 3, 2009
Washington State University’s Online Bachelor of Criminal Justice degree program is a great initiative on behalf of one of the best PhD granting institutions in Criminology and Criminal Justice. You can complete the entire Bachelor degree online, without stepping a foot on campus.
WSU offers the following online Criminal Justice Bachelor level courses:
Introduction to the [...]
by Radek M. Gadek on June 2, 2009
American Military University (AMU), part of American Public University Systems (APUS), is a respected institution offering many online degrees. The online Bachelor of Criminal Justice degree at American Military University is no exception.
AMU is regionally and nationally accredited and offers 2 types of Bachelor level degrees:
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Criminal Justice, with a concentration [...]
by Radek M. Gadek on May 31, 2009
Kaplan University is a regionally accredited higher learning institution that offers an online Masters in Criminal Justice degree in a relatively short time. The Master of Science in Criminal Justice program at Kaplan offers five distinct concentrations:
Corrections
Global Issues in Criminal Justice
Leadership and Executive Management
Law
Policing
According to Kaplan University:
Our Master of Science in Criminal Justice program is [...]