Kaplan University offers the opportunity to gain a degree in Criminal Justice specializing in Juvenile Justice. Associate's, bachelor's and master's degrees are available. Veterans can also receive credit for their service at Kaplan. In addition to online courses, Kaplan also has campuses in eight states, including three campuses in Florida. Kaplan has been offering degrees in Criminal Justice for more than 20 years.
Eastern Kentucky University offers both a Bachelor of Science in Correctional and Juvenile Justice as well as a Master of Science. The College of Justice & Safety has been named a "Program of Distinction" by the State of Kentucky, demonstrating the College's reputation as a premier source of expertise in these fields. Eastern Kentucky University enjoys an international reputation in Juvenile Justice. The school's campus is located in Cobin, Kentucky.
Founded in 1899, South University offers degrees in Science of Criminal Justice - Corrections with courses in Juvenile Justice. In addition to online study, South University has 11 campuses in eight states. The university states that the overarching focus of its online corrections program is to teach students about the various aspects of the correctional system.
Responding to high demand, Grand Canyon University began offering a Master of Science degree in Criminal Justice in Spring of 2010. Together with the bachelor's degree program, courses in Juvenile Justice are also available. Founded in 1949 on a campus in Phoenix, Arizona, Grand Canyon University now offers online study.
With a campus founded in 1888 in Tiffin, Ohio, Tiffin University offers both bachelor's and master's degrees in Criminal Justice Behavior and Criminal Justice Administration, with online study available. This unique program offers courses in Juvenile Justice, which many graduates use for career promotion opportunities or to continue their education in law or psychology. Tiffin University has been offering education in Criminal Justice for more than 50 years.