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Criminal Justice
Associate Degree. Transfer


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Overview
of
Criminal Justice

The criminal justice degree program is designed to provide a broad based liberal arts education incorporating the "Core Curriculum" along with the core criminal justice courses. This degree provides students with a basis in the sciences, English, math, history, government, and technology along with their criminal justice course.




Kilgore College offers general education requirements and criminal justice courses necessary to apply to a university offering bachelor programs in criminal justice and related areas.

   

What do graduates of the program do?

Students graduating with an Associate of Arts degree in criminal justice have two options, continue their education at a four year university or enter the criminal justice workforce. Those students transferring to a four year university will find the transition to be very smooth. Those entering the workforce are prepared to enter the field with a broad knowledge of criminal justice.

What is the job outlook for graduates?

The criminal justice field usually has job opening year round. Positions with federal, state, and local agencies afford graduates a myriad of opportunities for employment. Specific employment requirements depend on the agency and position sought. Most federal law enforcement positions require a four year degree. Positions at the state and local level will have different employment requirements.


W
hat kind of salary can graduates?

Salaries vary.

How long does it take to complete the program?


The associate of Arts degree typically takes two years to complete. This is based on a course load of 16-18 semester credit hours over four long (Fall/Spring) semesters.

How do I get more information about the program?
An interested student can always contact the instructor (Dean R. Kinney) through e-mail or by telephone. Individual appointments are encouraged so that all questions are answered clearly and so that the student and instructor can meet.

Please feel free to click on link below to e-mail me.


» Contact Information

Dean Kinney
Instructor, Criminal Justice
Phone: (903) 983-8674
dkinney@kilgore.edu
Location: Old Main Building (OM)

 



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