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Criminology & Criminal Justice
Criminology & Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science Degree Requirements
Bachelor of Science Degree Requirements
Our students work with their advisers to craft a degree program that reflects their personal learning and career goals. By being selective about courses and field experiences, students can find their edge as they pursue careers in the public and private sector or graduate study.
Our students work with their advisers to craft a degree program that reflects their personal learning and career goals. By being selective about courses and field experiences, students can find their edge as they pursue careers in the public and private sector or graduate study.
CCJ MAJOR REQUIREMENTS.pdfFor information on General Education requirements, including a list of courses and their descriptions, visit the Keuka College website page on the General Education program.
Integrated Pathways
Integrated Pathways
Criminology & Criminal Justice majors work with their academic adviser to develop a career-driven pathway for fulfilling major elective requirements. In addition to foundational coursework, students choose from a range of courses from other disciplines that enhance their criminology and criminal justice degree and match their personal and professional interests. Learn more with our Integrated Pathways Guide.
Criminology & Criminal Justice majors work with their academic adviser to develop a career-driven pathway for fulfilling major elective requirements. In addition to foundational coursework, students choose from a range of courses from other disciplines that enhance their criminology and criminal justice degree and match their personal and professional interests. Learn more with our Integrated Pathways Guide.
Interested in adding a major or minor, or looking to change to another program of study?
Interested in adding a major or minor, or looking to change to another program of study?
Watch this video and learn how to access information on exploring academic programs offered at Keuka College and completing the necessary processes to change your academic plan.
Watch this video and learn how to access information on exploring academic programs offered at Keuka College and completing the necessary processes to change your academic plan.
More About Student Learning
More About Student Learning
In our program, we expect students to achieve the following learning goals, so that each graduate from our program:
In our program, we expect students to achieve the following learning goals, so that each graduate from our program:
has a basic understanding of the criminal justice system, its components, and how they are related.
is familiar with major contemporary issues in criminal justice.
possess knowledge, attitudes, and behavioral skills that support attentiveness to and analysis of equity and diversity.
uses reliable information to inform ideas and practice.
can study problems and practices using scientific methods.
can utilize electronic tools, systems, and/or devices to investigate, describe, apply, analyze, and evaluate information.
can communicate effectively.
acts responsibly, ethically and professionally.
demonstrate the ability to collaborate with individuals, groups, and communities to address factors that contribute to crime and delinquency.
What criteria are used to evaluate the program and its success of supporting students' achievement of the learning goals?
What criteria are used to evaluate the program and its success of supporting students' achievement of the learning goals?
Student learning is evaluated informally and formally at different points in their academic career. These assessments occur both in and outside of the classroom and combined offer a picture of how each student and the overall student body of our program are performing in relation to the program goals. Assessment information isn't just used to evaluate a student's achievement; it's also used to evaluate the effectiveness of our teaching methods and overall program design and delivery. The table below offers important insight into the specific expectations we have for our students. Each learning goal and its corresponding learning objectives (far right columns) are outlined, and learning outcomes - that is the skills, knowledge, or attitudes that result from the learning experiences - are categorized according to level of achievement; those toward the right end of the table represent an outstanding achievement of the learning objective, while those to the left represent an underachievement.
Faculty Assessment Toolbox
Faculty Assessment Toolbox
Click the button to the left to access program assessment resources! Access restricted.
Click the button to the left to access program assessment resources! Access restricted.
Form for submitting course-embedded assessment results
Examples of course-embedded assessments
Evaluation rubrics
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