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Criminal Justice

Technical Certificate

Program Overview

The Technical Certificate in Criminal Justice offers an in-depth study of criminal justice systems and procedures. The program covers topics such as criminal law, corrections, and law enforcement operations. Students learn about the criminal justice process, from arrest to trial, and the roles of various professionals within the system. The curriculum includes courses on criminology, ethics, and investigative techniques. Graduates are prepared for a range of careers in law enforcement, corrections, and security, or they may choose to continue their education in criminal justice. The program provides a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice field, equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed for success in various roles.

Location Availability

  • Newport
  • Jonesboro

Program Availability

  • Fall
  • Spring
  • Summer

Length of Program

  • 9 Months

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Your Path to Success

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
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Job Market Outlook

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Vicki Frans

Vicki Frans

Academic Coordinator

Campus: Marked Tree

Michael Moody

Michael Moody

Assistant Professor of Criminology

Campus: Newport