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A total of 42 semester units of criminal justice classes are required.
CORE Courses: Must earn grade of "C" or better in each course.
CRIM 101 Criminal Justice System and Society (or equivalent course from another college or university)
CRIM 151 Introduction to Criminal Law (can use a similar course from another college or university)
CRIM 303 Statistics in Criminal Justice -- possible substitution
CRIM 351 Adjudication Process in Criminal Justice
CRIM 404 Theories of Crime Causation
CRIM 468 Correctional Systems
CRIM 480 Introduction to Research Methods
CRIM 483 Enforcement Systems
CRIM 487 Juvenile Justice
CRIM 495 Internship -- possible substitution
Upper Division Criminal Justice Electives: 12 semester units
Take any 4 upper division criminal justice courses that are not used as core classes.
At least one (1) of the following courses must be included in your upper division CRIM electives:
CRIM 305 Ethics
CRIM 331 Security Systems
CRIM 373 Victimology
NOTE: You may take up to 9 units of CRIM 499 as long as each time you take the course it involves a different topic.
NOTE: CRIM 499D has been renumbered CRIM 494. Do NOT take CRIM 494 if you have already taken the gangs class when it was CRIM 499D. The computer will treat it as a repeat/delete and you will not get credit for CRIM 494.
NOTE: You may take 6 units of internship (CRIM 495). If you do this, 3 units will be counted as the CORE class and 3 units will be applied to the upper division criminal justice electives.
Other University Requirements that Must Be Completed:
- Lower division General Education can be met at a Community College.
- Check with the Academic Advising Center for more information
- Upper division General Education -- 9 units which must include 6 units of interdisciplinary courses (classes designated with "I").
- Meet Human Diversity requirement -- either by course designated with * at CSULB or by transfer. Requirements applies to all students starting Fall 1993 or later.
- Complete a minimum of 120 semester units.
| NOTE | A maximum of 70 semester units from two-year colleges may be applied toward the B. S. degree. |
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