Ferris State University (FSU) offers a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice corrections. Located in Michigan, FSU offers its students a variety of scholarships and financial aid. The purpose of the program is to expose the student to the criminal justice system through the study of probation, parole, young and adult offenders and treatment and prevention. You must have a grade point average of 2.0 or higher to become a criminal justice corrections major.
Ferris State University
1201 S. State Street
Big Rapids, MI 49307
231-591-2000
ferris.edu
Minnesota School of Business (MSB) offers a bachelor of science in criminal justice. MSB provides flexibility to students by offering online courses as well as location-specific courses throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin. Students in the program learn about the criminal justice system in areas such as drugs, probation and parole, cyber crime and terrorism.
Minnesota School of Business
5054 West Grande Market Drive
Grand Chute, WI 54914
877-440-1110
msbcollege.edu
South University (SU) offers a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice. Students study in the specialty of their choice, including areas such as corrections, cyber crime and law enforcement. Courses are also offered online. To be admitted, you must have a high school diploma or general education diploma and satisfactory scores on the scholastic aptitude or the American college tests.
South University
709 Mall Boulevard, Room DE
Savannah, GA 31406
888-444-3404
southuniversity.edu
Washburn University offers a bachelor of science in criminal justice, with concentrations in law enforcement, corrections and security administration. A degree in corrections also comes with a student internship. Courses are offered online, during days and evenings and on weekends.
Washburn University
1700 SW College Ave
Topeka, Kansas 66621
785-670-1010
washburn.edu