TCU Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Worksheet

(DECLARED MAJORS PRE-FALL 2006)

Criminal Justice Requirements: 39 semester hours of Criminal Justice courses supplemented by 6 hours of associated requirements

Required Criminal Justice Courses: 27 semester hours

___ 3 hours / CRJU 20413 Introduction to Criminal Justice

___ 3 hours / CRJU 20423 Critical Issues in Crime and Justice

___ 3 hours / CRJU 20873 Criminal Justice Research Methods I

___ 3 hours / CRJU 20883 Criminal Justice Research Methods II

___ 3 hours / CRJU 30313 Criminology

___ 3 hours / CRJU 40963 Internship in Criminal Justice

ONE Law Enforcement Course

___ 3 hours / CRJU 30613 Police in A Free Society OR CRJU 30623 Police in the Community

ONE Law-Related Course

___ 3 hours / CRJU 30403 (Legal Aspects I) OR CRJU 30413 (Legal Aspects II) OR CRJU 30423 (Courts and Judicial Procedure) Or CRJU 30903 (Law and Society)

ONE Corrections Course

___ 3 hours / CRJU 30393 (Sociology of Corrections) OR CRJU 30643 (Community Corrections)

Elective Criminal Justice Courses: at least 12 semester hours

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Required Associated Courses: 6 semester hours

___ 3 hours / POSC 10133 American and Texas Government

___ 3 hours / SOCI 20213 Introduction to Sociology

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Advising Tips

• CRJU classes are taught regularly, although not all required courses are scheduled for every semester.
• Students are strongly encouraged to complete the major requirements for graduation at their earliest opportunity           
• All 20000-level courses should be completed by the end of your sophomore year; upper-level courses should be taken during your junior and senior years.
• CRJU (Internship in Criminal Justice) is reserved for seniors.  Those interested in taking the internship course should contact the Internship Director during the semester prior to enrollment in the course.