Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Distance Learning Program
Degree Completion Plan – Effective July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
Important: This is not an official evaluation. This is provided for advising purposes only. Seniors (90+ total credit
hours) may request an official degree completion plan from the Registrar’s Office via email: registrar@liberty.edu.
NAME (Last, First, Middle)
Student Number
Planned Year of Graduation
Advisor
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (42 hrs)
MAJOR (45 hrs)
Hrs
Course
Sem
Grade
Course
Hrs
ENGL 101
Composition & Rhetoric
3
CJUS 200
Intro. to Criminal Justice
3
ENGL 102
Composition & Literature
3
CJUS 230
Crim. Just. Research and Writing
3
COMS 101
Speech Communication
3
CJUS 300
Admin. of Justice Organizations
3
3
CJUS 310
Juvenile Justice
3
3
CJUS 320
Corrections
3
CJUS 330
Judicial Process
3
CJUS 340
Criminology
3
CJUS 350
Criminal Justice Ethics
3
3
CJUS 400
Criminal Law
3
3
PHIL 104
Contemporary World Views
Investigative Studies (27 hours)
1
Nat Sci
History
Grade
Core (36 hours)
Foundational Studies (15 hours)
MATH
Sem
3
CJUS 410
Constitutional Criminal Procedure
3
CJUS 420
Criminal Investigations
3
SOCI 200 or 201
3
GOVT 480
Terrorism
3
Humanities
3
CJUS Electives (9-11 hours)
Choose from: Any CJUS course not listed above (to include CJUS 499-Internship),
any ACCT course, BUSI 310 or 340, SOCI 200 or 201, GOVT 327, 340, 345, 422,
458, 462, 475 or other approved GOVT courses, language (modern), PSYC 101,
210, 231, 430 or other approved PSYC courses.
GOVT 200
Const. Govt. & Free Enterprise
PHIL 201
Philosophy & Contemporary Ideas
3
BIBL 104
Survey of Biblical Literature
3
THEO 104
Introduction to Christian Thought
3
GOVT 220
American Government
3
3
3
3
Minimum Requirements for Graduation:
120 Total Hours
30 Hours of Upper Level Courses
50% (24 Hours) of major taken at LU
30 Hours Taken at LU
Maximum Number of Transfer Credit Allowed: 90 Hours
2.0 Grade Point Average
Grades of C or higher for all courses in Major
ELECTIVES 31-33 Hours
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
Natural Science may include biology or other natural science (e.g. chemistry, physics, geology, astronomy) transferred from another institution.
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