Founded in 1950, California Baptist University offers a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice. CBU has campuses in Riverside and San Bernardino, and offers online courses. CBU is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and features an all-Christian teaching staff.
More than 4,000 students attend Christian Baptist University from 37 states and 30 countries. The university strives to reflect Southern Baptist principles in daily social and academic living by providing students with a variety of campus activities, such as the Kugel Walk.
The Kugel is located at the main entrance of the college and is a representation of Christ's Great Commission. New students touch this floating granite globe at the beginning and end of their education at CBU. The Kugel globe is used as a symbol of each student's commitment to God and spirituality.
Founded in 1974, Pensacola Christian College offers a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice. PCC is located in sunny Pensacola, Fla., about 20 minutes from Pensacola Beach. PCC provides a quality education in criminal justice based on four specific objectives: biblical, academic, spiritual and cultural studies.
PCC holds mandatory chapel services four times per week, as well as Sunday worship. Many residents of the community join the PCC students and staff for services at the campus church on Wednesday and Sunday.
Founded in 1906, Southern Wesleyan University offers a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice. Originally known as Central Wesleyan College (changed in 1994) and located in Central, S.C., SWU provides biweekly chapel services along with academic programs.
Southern Wesleyan University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. SWU offers seven different sporting teams for both men and women, as well as a small student-faculty ratio (14:1) and class size (17) for an intimate educational experience.