Criminology Honors - California State University - Fresno

Criminology Honors from California State University - Fresno is a Campus Bachelor Law degree that prepares you for a Legal career. The Department of Criminology Honors Program has several major components that are completed over the course of two years. Students will annually (during the fall semester) participate in an honors core course. They will take two of the following: CRIM 100H, 102H, and 170H. These courses are designed to provide and advance study of research, theory, and administration in criminology. In addition, students will annually (during the spring semester) participate in an honors seminar (CRIM 160H) that explores specialized areas, new developments, and synthesis of criminological processes, thought, and theory. During their senior year, members of the honors program will participate in a honors internship, which will be specialized to their degree concentration (law enforcement, corrections, or victimology.) The program provides highly qualified advanced students with the opportunity to sharpen their analytical abilities and expand their knowledge of criminology. Minimum criteria for application to the program include second semester sophomore standing, GPA of at least 3.25 prior to enrollment, GPA of 3.4 for each semester after enrollment, letters of recommendation, and acceptance by the Honors Committee. Applications are accepted in the spring semester for the following academic year. Successful students will graduate with a B.S. in Criminology with Honors Distinction, an inscribed Smittcamp bronze medallion awarded at graduation, and special recognition at convocation and commencement. View more details on California State University - Fresno, CA . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Law courses.