Westwood college, a private college with an emphasis on vocational degrees, offers a bachelor's degree in criminal justice. The college has two campuses in Denver on the north and south sides of the city. To be eligible to attend Westwood College, you must have completed high school and have a SAT score of 460 in mathematics and critical reading, or an ACT score of 17 in English and mathematics.
Argosy University offers a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice. Criminal justice students at Argosy choose degree concentrations in areas such as forensic psychology, homeland security and corrections. Students wishing to apply to the criminal justice program must have a high school diploma, GED or college degree. They also must have an ACT composite score of 18 or a combined SAT score of 870.
The University of Colorado at Denver offers a bachelor of arts degree in criminal justice. The school focuses on professional development with an emphasis on internships and faculty that hold jobs in criminal justice in addition to teaching. Admission is based on a composite score of GPA, high school class ranking, and SAT or ACT score.
Colorado Technical University offers associate's and a bachelor's degrees of science in criminal justice. Students who obtain an associate's degree can complete their bachelor's degree in criminal justice with two additional years of study. Students who wish to attend Colorado Technical University need to have a high school diploma or GED. For some programs, they'll need to take a placement test.