A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Criminal Justice
- Catalog edition
- 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- The field of Criminal Justice explores why society considers some actions to be criminal and how those definitions are influenced by social, economic, political, and psychological forces. This major takes a liberal arts approach to the discipline, strongly incorporating the "connected learning" philosophy of the University. Majors participate in many connected learning activities, including service-learning. The major culminates in the senior year with a year-long Capstone Experience. This experience includes both a full year Justice Studies Internship and a full year Senior Capstone class. Students complete internships in such locations as courts, police agencies, corrections, governmental agencies, and youth service organizations. The program prepares students to enter graduate programs in Criminal Justice and Criminology, Sociology, Psychology, Political Science, Public Policy, or Law School. A bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice prepares students to apply their learning as well in such areas as law, law enforcement and public safety, crime prevention, domestic violence, gang interventions, adult and juvenile probation and corrections, parole, drug and alcohol abuse and prevention, and diversion programs for first-time offenders. The University has established the Theta Ro Chapter of the National Criminal Justice Honor Society, Alpha Sigma Phi, and the Beccaria Society, a club for majors. The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice at Lasell University is approved by the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education under the Guidelines for Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Academic Programs. By planning early in consultation with an academic advisor, students may be able to reduce the time it takes to complete a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice to 3 or 3½ years.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 166391
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_166391_06bb85f1
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Requirements
19 items
- As published: “CJ101”
- As published: “CJ201”
- As published: “CJ213”
- As published: “CJ312”
- As published: “CJ313”
- As published: “CJ316”
- As published: “CJ323”
- As published: “CJ331”
- As published: “CJ441”
- As published: “CJ442”
- As published: “CJ443”
- As published: “CJ444”
- As published: “LS204”
- As published: “LS311”
- As published: “MATH208”3
- As published: “POLS201”
- As published: “SOC101”02
- As published: “LS101”
- As published: “POLS101”
Major Requirements: 55 credits
146 items
- As published: “CJ101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (KP)”
- As published: “CJ103 - Principles of Human Rights”
- As published: “CJ201 - Criminology”
- As published: “CJ202 - Juvenile Justice”
- As published: “CJ203 - Juvenile Delinquency & Gangs”
- As published: “CJ206 - Drugs & Society”
- As published: “CJ207 - Criminal Investigations”
- As published: “CJ210 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice”
- As published: “CJ213 - Ethics in Criminal Justice”
- As published: “CJ303 - Domestic Violence”
- As published: “CJ305 - Crime & Popular Culture”
- As published: “CJ309 - Children & Violence”
- As published: “CJ312 - Corrections”
- As published: “CJ313 - Police & Society”
- As published: “CJ314 - White Collar and Organized Crime”
- As published: “CJ315 - Global Technology & Crime”
- As published: “CJ316 - Criminal Procedure”
- As published: “CJ317 - Comparative Justice Systems”
- As published: “CJ318 - Violence & Aggression”
- As published: “CJ319 - Victimology”
- As published: “CJ321 - Probation, Parole & Other Sanctions”
- As published: “CJ323 - Justice, Class, Race & Gender”
- As published: “CJ331 - Research Methods in Criminal Justice”
- As published: “CJ332 - Criminal Profiling Strategies”
- As published: “CJ335 - Sexual Violence Advocacy”
- As published: “CJ421 - Investigative Methods & Procedures”
- As published: “CJ422 - Principles of Crime Analysis”
- As published: “CJ441 - Topics in Crime & Public Policy I”
- As published: “CJ442 - Topics in Crime & Public Policy II”
- As published: “CJ443 - Justice Studies Internship & Seminar I”
- As published: “CJ444 - Justice Studies Internship & Seminar II”
- As published: “CJ701 - The Criminal Justice System & Process”
- As published: “CJ702 - Critical Legal Issues in Crim Justice”
- As published: “CJ703 - Advanced Criminological Thought”
- As published: “CJ704 - Ethical Theory & Criminal Justice Policy”
- As published: “CJ705 - Criminal Justice Leadership & Management”
- As published: “CJ706 - Advanced Applied Forensics”
- As published: “CJ709 - Research Methods & Statistical Analysis”
- As published: “CJ720 - Crisis & Emergency Management”
- As published: “CJ721 - Risk Management & Planning”
- As published: “CJ730 - Terrorism & Homeland Security”
- As published: “CJ731 - Transnational Crime”
- As published: “CJ732 - Cybercrime & Data Security”
- As published: “CJ740 - Theories of Violence & Aggression”
- As published: “CJ741 - Interpersonal & Relationship Violence”
- As published: “CJ742 - Violence Prev, Advocacy, & Social Change”
- As published: “CJ750 - Global Criminal Justice Systems”
- As published: “CJ751 - Victimology”
- As published: “CJ752 - Class, Race, Ethic and Gender Issues CJ”
- As published: “CJ798 - Research Project Capstone”
- As published: “CJ799 - Internship”
- As published: “LS101 - Foundations of American Legal System(KP)”
- As published: “LS202 - Legal Research & Analysis”
- As published: “LS203 - Justice, Law & the Constitution”
- As published: “LS204 - Criminal Law”
- As published: “LS210 - Special Topics in Legal Studies”
- As published: “LS213 - Mock Trial Practicum I”
- As published: “LS214 - Communication Law”
- As published: “LS215 - Entertainment Law”
- As published: “LS216 - Mock Trial Practicum II”
- As published: “LS301 - Legal Writing & Reasoning”
- As published: “LS304 - Litigation Practice”
- As published: “LS305 - Comparative Law & Legal Systems”
- As published: “LS307 - Tort & Personal Injury Law”
- As published: “LS311 - The American Court System”
- As published: “LS320 - Philosophy of Law”
- As published: “LS441 - Selected Topics in Justice & Law I”
- As published: “LS442 - Selected Topics in Justice & Law II”
- As published: “LS443 - Justice Studies Internship & Seminar I”
- As published: “LS444 - Justice Studies Internship & Seminar II”
- As published: “MATH106 - Mathematical Reasoning”
- As published: “MATH107 - College Geometry”
- As published: “MATH108X - Mathematics of Design”
- As published: “MATH109 - Modern Mathematics (KP)”
- As published: “MATH110X - Introduction to Logic”
- As published: “MATH116 - Merchandising and Financial Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH203 - Precalculus”
- As published: “MATH205 - Calculus I”
- As published: “MATH206 - Calculus II”
- As published: “MATH207 - Applied Trigonometry”
- As published: “MATH208 - Statistics”3
- As published: “MATH209 - Business Statistics”
- As published: “MATH210 - Math Applied to Science”
- As published: “MATH212 - Finite Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH215X - Discrete Math”
- As published: “MATH301 - Mathematical Modeling”
- As published: “MATH303X - Problem Solving”
- As published: “MATH304 - Mathematics for Educators”
- As published: “MATH305X - Advanced Statistics”
- As published: “MATH306X - Mathematical Content Knowledge for Ed”
- As published: “MATH307 - Calculus III”
- As published: “MATH320 - Differential Equations”
- As published: “MATH322X - Special Topics in Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH325 - Linear Algebra”
- As published: “MATH330 - Mathematical Modeling”
- As published: “MATH338 - Mathematical Statistics”
- As published: “MATH399 - Capstone Seminar”
- As published: “MATH499 - Internship”
- As published: “MATH706X - Mathematical Content Knowledge for Ed”
- As published: “POLS101 - American Government”
- As published: “POLS201 - State & Local Government”
- As published: “POLS202 - Issues in Contemporary Political Thought”
- As published: “POLS208 - Contemporary International Relations”
- As published: “POLS210 - Political Theory”
- As published: “POLS302 - The Conspiracy in American Politics”
- As published: “POLS303 - The American Presidency”
- As published: “POLS305X - Amer Pol Institutions: Congress vs. Pres”
- As published: “POLS307X - Campaigns & Elections”
- As published: “POLS320 - Policy Making & the Political Process”
- As published: “SOC101 - Sociological Imagination (KP)”02
- As published: “SOC102 - Women and Gender in Social Context(KP)”
- As published: “SOC206 - Food and Culture”
- As published: “SOC207 - Wealth & Poverty”
- As published: “SOC212 - Wellness & Society”
- As published: “SOC214 - Family Diversity”
- As published: “SOC221 - Contemporary Social Problems”
- As published: “SOC223 - Social Movements”
- As published: “SOC301 - Race & Ethnicity”
- As published: “SOC307 - Action & Social Justice”
- As published: “SOC310 - Sociological Perspectives”
- As published: “SOC331 - Research Methods in the Social Sciences”
- As published: “SOC333 - Sociology Research Assistantship”
- As published: “SOC335 - Social Policy”
- As published: “SOC406 - Selected Topics in the Lives of Women”
- As published: “CJ101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (KP)”
- As published: “CJ201 - Criminology”
- As published: “CJ213 - Ethics in Criminal Justice”
- As published: “CJ312 - Corrections”
- As published: “CJ313 - Police & Society”
- As published: “CJ316 - Criminal Procedure”
- As published: “CJ323 - Justice, Class, Race & Gender”
- As published: “CJ331 - Research Methods in Criminal Justice”
- As published: “CJ441 - Topics in Crime & Public Policy I”
- As published: “CJ442 - Topics in Crime & Public Policy II”
- As published: “CJ443 - Justice Studies Internship & Seminar I”
- As published: “CJ444 - Justice Studies Internship & Seminar II”
- As published: “LS204 - Criminal Law”
- As published: “LS311 - The American Court System”
- As published: “MATH208 - Statistics”3
- As published: “POLS201 - State & Local Government”
- As published: “SOC101 - Sociological Imagination (KP)”02
- As published: “LS101 - Foundations of American Legal System(KP)”
- As published: “POLS101 - American Government”
Source. Lasell University, catalog 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog — https://www.lasell.edu/academics/academic-catalog-and-calendar/20-21-academic-catalog/undergraduate-catalog-20-21/programs-of-study-20-21/criminal-justice-20-21.html. Captured page pages/0224.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.