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Southeastern University: Bachelor's in Criminal Justice

Explore Southeastern University's Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

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Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice equips students with the skillset needed to promote the administration of justice in a diverse and global society. You will study the three major branches of the American criminal justice system: law enforcement, the courts, and corrections, and explore the agencies, personnel roles, and career opportunities available. You will also study sociology — the foundation of the discipline — and special topics such as juvenile delinquency.

Credits to Complete 120 credit hours Transfer Credits Up to 90 credits can be transferred in

What You'll Learn

You may choose to further explore your interests by choosing a minor in one of several relevant disciplines, including business, pre-law, social services, or psychology. Whether you feel called to uphold justice as a law enforcement officer or pursue meaningful change in the courts, the BS in Criminal Justice will prepare you to make a lasting impact in the field.

Career Preparation

Career possibilities include: bailiff, correctional officer, court clerk or reporter, detective, immigration officer, lawyer, paralegal, police officer, probation or parole officer, victim advocate

Ready to Apply? Apply through this link to receive your Union College Benefit discount at Southeastern University.


About Southeastern University

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ABOUT:  Southeastern University (SEU) is a private, regionally accredited nonprofit institution of higher learning founded in 1935. SEU is a Christ-centered institution dedicated to equipping the next generation to go into the world as influential servant leaders in their careers and their communities.

ACCREDITATION: Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: All undergraduate students are required to submit the following items, using the personalized application link that is generated when an application is submitted:

  • High school transcript/GED scores (if transferring in less than 60 college credits)
  • College transcript (if college courses have been taken through dual enrollment or after graduating high school, even if no credit was earned or grades received)

After submitting an application, you'll receive a personalized admission link. Be sure to check that link to learn more about the admission requirements for your specific program. 

TRANSFER CREDITS: Up to 90 credits for a bachelor's degree

COST: The cost with the discount is $250 per credit hour, which has been reduced from $399 per credit hour.