Argosy University was formed in 2001 with the merging of three academic universities: the American School of Professional Psychology, the University of Sarasota and the Medical Institute of Minnesota. Students here focus on community involvement by spreading the knowledge of their learning through volunteering. The Argosy program offers a bachelor of science in criminal justice.
Dating to 1890, this is the oldest operating business college in the state of Florida. It offers hands-on training with a dedicated career placement representatives to help place students in a career after graduating. Students are able to pursue an associate, bachelor's or even a master of science in criminal justice.
Established in 1977 as the Keiser School, it became Keiser University in 2006. The focus is on small classes, with students able to pursue an associate or bachelor's degree in criminal justice. Students here have the luxury of choosing day, evening or online classes.
Founded in 1900 with the goal of preparing young men and women for responsible positions in any career, Rasmussen boasts one of the highest academic standards by remaining career-focused and maintaining smaller classrooms. Students eager to join the criminal justice field can do so by pursuing an associate or bachelor's degree.
Founded 1892, students are able to join Strayer's large population in the pursuit of an associate degree in criminal justice or a bachelor's in criminal justice administration. With its two campuses--Tampa Westshore and Tampa East--Strayer offers conveniently flexible classes and the opportunity to learn online.