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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 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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I got another email today asking for help with a very tricky question. Mark from Minnesota asked me: what’s the difference between Criminal Justice and Criminology? He says he hears it used interchangeably and feels that there is an actual difference. Mark’s right, there sure is. Criminal Justice vs. Criminology Conventionally, Criminal Justice refers to [...]
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So you went on Google, Yahoo, or MSN and searched for “Criminal Justice Degree,” “Criminal Justice Programs,” or “Criminal Justice Schools.” You got the results, and based on the first one to three pages, you saw “Online Criminal Justice” in the title or you were taken to a website that claimed to offer all the [...]
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Michigan State University is one of the best places in U.S. to study Criminal Justice and other Criminology programs. MSU initiated its online Masters in Criminal Justice program back in 1998, making it the first degree program on the Internet from Michigan State. Quite frankly, it is one of the first prestigious programs on the [...]
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You probably won’t believe me, but I am considering taking on my PhD in Australia. Since I am really passionate about organized crime like terrorism, identity theft, and trafficking of humans and drugs, I found one of the best schools in the world to delve into my interests. University of Wollongong Centre for Transnational Crime [...]
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Keiser University Online offers an Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice with a unique “one class at a time” approach. Keiser serves up accredited Criminal Justice degrees ranging from an associate level all the way to a masters. Keiser University starts their college courses every month and offers opportunities for transfer credit. This regionally accredited [...]
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I recently got an email from one of my loyal readers who told me “I don’t know what degree major to take on in college. I like the Criminal Justice field, but I don’t know if that’s what I want to pursue academically. Please Help.” I chuckled a little bit and started going back in [...]
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Colorado Technical University Online is very well known, as is their online Associate of Criminal Justice program. I went to Colorado Technical University and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Business. In my opinion, this is a very good school to go to and you will certainly enjoy it. The College Of Criminal Justice [...]
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Are you planning on taking on an associates degree in Criminal Justice? If you are, then you might want to know the difference between an AA or an AS degree. AA stands for Associate of Arts, while AS stands for Associate of Science. Mostly, both the Associate of Arts and the Associate of Science degrees [...]
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Devry University is known for its technical teaching style, but to those that are interested in Criminal Justice and the technical aspect of the Law Enforcement field this program is it. Devry University’s Online Bachelor in Criminal Justice Technical Management degree is a little different from other criminal justice programs. It offers the student a [...]
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