From the Degrees archives:

Below you will find the blog posts at Criminal Justice Online from the Degrees category, featuring degree descriptions and tips for getting the best bang for your buck. I highly recommend you read each of them if you are serious about making it through a Criminal Justice program or are considering career options in law enforcement.

You should also check out each of the Criminal Justice Degrees subcategories based on level:

If you are looking for info on criminal justice colleges or online criminal justice degree options then you found it : )

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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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Northeastern University’s Online Masters in Criminal Justice Leadership offers a groundbreaking degree program. This graduate degree can be completed entirely online, with an exception of a one week workshop in Boston, MA. Granted Northeastern University is highly esteemed in the career and academic arenas, I’m sure you won’t mind a little respite in Boston – [...]

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Another question gets answered on Criminal Justice Online: how long does it take to get a Homeland Security degree? Well, that all depends on which degree level you are asking about. Is it an Associates, a Bachelors, a Masters, or a PhD? Are you taking this degree at a traditional campus or is the Homeland [...]

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The online criminal justice program of Penn State World Campus recently became America’s first online program to be certified by the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS), an international organization that supports criminal justice research, education, and policy analysis, and certifies criminal justice programs based on faculty, curriculum, student resources, and six other criteria. This [...]

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I got another interesting question from one of my readers: Can I receive a Masters degree in Criminal Justice from a Community College (CC)? With 99.9% certainty, I can only say: “NO” Why not? – Majority of Community Colleges in the U.S. are accredited to provide college courses, certificate programs, and degrees up to the [...]

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Virginia College Online Masters in Criminal Justice offers you an ability to advance your education via the Internet. Although this Criminal Justice college is not regionally accredited 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 for Independent Colleges [...]

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