Technology Criminal Justice - Charleston Southern University

Technology Criminal Justice from Charleston Southern University is a Campus Bachelor Criminal Justice degree that prepares you for a Legal career. Purpose: The Bachelor of Technology Degree (BTD) program has been established to allow recipients of an Associate Degree in approved specialized fields to complete a bachelor degree with a concentration (cognate) in Criminal Justice . A. New Students 1. Prospective students for the BTD program must complete the admissions process for transfer students through Enrollment Services. On the Application for Undergraduate Admission, ?BTD? should be shown as the anticipated degree program, along with the desired area of concentration (cognate). Approved cognates include Business, Computer Science, Criminal Justice and Information Systems. 2. Students must have graduated with an Associate Degree in an approved specialized field. Currently approved South Carolina technical college associate degrees and majors are listed below. Similar fields from other institutions will be considered under the authority of the Bachelor of Technology Committee. Associate in Business: Accounting, General Business, Management Associate in Computer Technology: Computer Technology,Telecommunications Systems Management Associate in Industrial Technology: Aircraft Maintenance Technology, Commercial Graphics, Machine Tool Technology,Radio and Television Broadcasting Associate in Engineering Technology: Civil Engineering Technology, Electronics Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology Associate in Public Service: Criminal Justice , Human Services, Legal Assistant Associate in Health Science: Dental Hygiene, Medical Laboratory Technology,Nursing (ADN), Nursing (LPN to ADN Option),Occupational Therapist Assistant, Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Care, Veterinary Technology 3. The Office of Enrollment Services will determine the admission status of the prospective student. Official transcripts and other credit documentation will be forwarded to the Office of the Registrar for evaluation. 4. The Office of the Registrar will complete the Liberal Arts Core (LAC) section of the Degree Plan, request approval of the Associate Degree earned (if not listed above), and coordinate the completion of the Degree Plan between the student and the appropriate BTD advisor. The Registrar will sign the Degree Plan to certify graduation requirements will be met according to current policy. The BTD advisor, Academic Dean, and student will also sign the Degree Plan indicating their agreement and approval. The Office of the Registrar will retain the original copy of the Degree Plan as a part of the student's record and will update it during degree checks/audits. Any subsequent changes to a previously approved Degree Plan, such as course substitutions, requires written (signed) approval from the BTD advisor, the academic Dean, and the Registrar. B. Current Students 1. Current CSU undergraduate students may elect to pursue approval of a BTD Degree Plan. The process must begin in the Office of the Registrar with the re-evaluation of the student's transfer credit. Then Steps ?2? and ?4? above will be followed. If a BTD Degree Plan is approved, a Declaration of Major/Minor Form must be completed and submitted to the Student Success Center for processing. 2. Any student who decides to change from a BT degree program to a program leading to a traditional baccalaureate degree may lose a portion of their elective transfer credit accepted under the BT program. View more details on Charleston Southern University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Criminal Justice courses.