NAME: ___________________________________
AU ID: ______________________
Additional Majors/Minors:_____________________
Intended Graduation: ___________
JUSTICE and LAW MAJOR
(51 Credit Hours with grades of C or better)
UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENT Math and Writing requirements must be completed before completing 30 credits in residence
WRTG-100 or AP/IB Exam credit____________________________
WRTG-101 or WRTG-106
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Math
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Writing Proficiency Exam:____________________________
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT must be completed before completing 60 credits in residence
AREA I: The Creative Arts
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AREA 2: Western Traditions
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AREA 3: Global & Multicultural Perspective
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AREA 4: Social Institutions & Behavior
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AREA 5: The Natural Sciences
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NOTE: A maximum of 2 courses from any academic department may be used for General Education requirements (for example, only 2 GOVT courses or 2 LIT courses, etc.)
All major courses must be taken for an A-F grade. Students are responsible for meeting all course prerequisites.
FOUNDATION COURSES (24 Credits)
Semester/Grade
JLC-103 Critical Issues in Justice
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JLC-104 Introduction to Systems of Justice
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JLC-205 Introduction to Criminology
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JLC-280 Introduction to Justice Research
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JLC-309 Justice and Public Policy
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JLC-402 Comparative Systems of Law & Justice
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SPA-220 The American Constitution (FA 4)
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Law and Society Course (3 Credits)
One course from the following:
JLC-101 Introduction to Law
JLC-110 Western Legal Tradition (FA 2)
JLC-202 History of International Thought and Law
JLC-225 American Legal Culture
JLC-302 Law and Social Theory
JLC-308 Justice, Morality and the Law
JLC-352 Psychiatry and the Law
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ADDITIONAL REQUIRED JLC COURSES (12 credits):
Semester/Grade
Students take an additional 12 credits chosen from JLC-xxx courses.
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CONCENTRATION (15 credits)
_______ Criminal Justice
_______ Criminology
_______ Terrorism & Security Studies
Students are required to take:
• 12 credits in their area of concentration
• 3 credits from a second area of Concentration
Approved Concentration Courses
Criminal Justice
Criminology
Terrorism & Security Studies
JLC-200 Deprivation of Liberty (FA 4)
JLC-210 Policing in America: An
Introductory Survey
JLC-211 Contemporary Issues in
American Law Enforcement
JLC-230 Corrections in America
JLC-332 Corrections & the Constitution
JLC-342 Judicial Administration
JLC-431 The Prison Community
JLC-444 Topics in Criminal Justice
JLC-206 Justice & Deviant Behavior
JLC-215 Violence & Institutions (FA 4)
JLC-245 Cities & Crime (FA 4)
JLC-313 Organized Crime
JLC-315 White Collar & Commercial
Crime
JLC-368 Juvenile Delinquency: Causes,
Prevention & Treatment
JLC-401 Criminal Behavior: A
Psychosocial Analysis
JLC-417 Victimology
JLC-426 Domestic Violence
JLC-445 Topics in Criminology
JLC-451 Drugs, Crime& Public Policy
JLC-454 Violence, Justice & the Law
JLC-458 The Juvenile & the Law
JLC-470 Causes of Terrorism &
Political Violence
JLC-471 Evolution of Global Jihad
JLC-474 Domestic Terrorism &
Political Violence
JLC-475 Terrorism & Counterterrorism
in Practice
JLC-478 Investigating Terrorism
JLC-479 Prosecution of Terrorism
JLC-482 Crime & Conflict Nexus
JLC-483 Cyber Threats & Security
JLC-484 Intelligence Analysis
Concentration Courses (12cr):
Semester/Grade
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Course from second area of concentration (3cr):
Semester/Grade
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Updated: 10/12/15
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