Criminal Justice - University of Alabama at Birmingham

Criminal Justice from University of Alabama at Birmingham is a Campus Master Criminal Justice degree that prepares you for a Legal career. The criminal justice graduate program requires study in the overall discipline, including intensive investigation in the areas of criminal justice policy, criminal justice administration, research methods and statistics, and criminological theory. Each year, students are admitted to the M.S.C.J. program for the fall term. The application deadline is May 1. Students may be admitted to the M.S.C.J. program "in good standing" provided they meet all minimum admission criteria established by the Graduate School and have taken an introductory-level statistics and an introductory-level research methods course in which a grade of B or better was earned in each course. Students who otherwise meet the minimum admission criteria but have not taken one or both of these courses, may be admitted to the M.S.C.J. program on a "contingency" basis. Students so admitted will not be allowed to register for graduate coursework until the contingencies are removed. Students meeting the minimum requirements for admission but lacking a substantive background in criminal justice may be admitted to the M.S.C.J. program on a "contingency" basis, but will be required to undertake remedial coursework before they will be allowed to register for any graduate coursework. Students failing to meet the minimum requirements for admission, but who are reasonably close, may be admitted to the M.S.C.J. program "on probation." Students admitted on probation will be given the opportunity to establish and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0 for all graduate coursework undertaken. Failing to do so will result in dismissal from the program. View more details on University of Alabama at Birmingham . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Criminal Justice courses.