Corrections⠀

Certificate of Proficiency

Program Overview

The Certificate of Proficiency in Corrections provides an introduction to the correctional system and the management of incarcerated individuals. The program covers topics such as inmate rights, rehabilitation, and correctional procedures. Students learn about the daily operations of correctional facilities, including security measures, inmate classification, and crisis intervention. The curriculum includes courses on criminal law, ethics, and the psychology of criminal behavior. Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions in correctional institutions, juvenile detention centers, and community corrections programs. The program emphasizes the importance of maintaining safety and security while promoting rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders.

Location Availability

Newport
Jonesboro

Program Availability

Fall
Spring
Summer

Length of Program

5 Months

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Tuition & Fees

Course Catalog

Class Schedule

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Financial Aid Eligibility

Financial aid availability varies by degree program, with some not qualifying for specific types of aid. Please review the chart below to understand your options and ensure you're aware of any program-specific restrictions.

Title IV (Pell, Loans, FWS, and other federal grants)	ASUN Institutional Scholarships	Arkansas Department of Higher Education Scholarships	Private Scholarships
Not Eligible	Eligible	TBD	Eligible

Job Market Outlook

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Vicki Frans

Academic Coordinator

Campus: Marked Tree

Michael Moody

Assistant Professor of Criminology

Campus: Newport