Department of Criminology,
Sociology, & Geography |
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Law
Enforcement Administration
Associate of Applied Science
Degrees
The Associate of Applied Science degrees in Law Enforcement
Administration are offered through a partnership agreement between
Arkansas State
University and the Criminal Justice Institute of the University of
Arkansas. Students must be currently employed
by a law enforcement agency to participate in either of these degree
programs and be fully
admitted to both Arkansas State University— Jonesboro
and the Criminal Justice Institute using the admissions process for
each
institution.
The general education component of the program will be provided by
ASU— Jonesboro
and all students must comply with the state guidelines concerning
freshman
assessment and course placement in English, Mathematics, and Reading.
Courses offered and completed through the Criminal Justice Institute
will apply only toward the Associate of Applied Sciences degree and
will not be accepted by Arkansas State University as satisfying requirements
for any other associate or baccalaureate degree. It is the responsibility
of the student to request credit for the Criminal Justice Institute
courses and submit the proper documentation prior to or during the
student's first enrollment at ASU.
Partnership agreement tuition discounts for these programs may be
applied at Marked Tree and Paragould locations only. |
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Associate
of Applied Science
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General
Education Requirements:
NOTE: SOC 2213, Principles of Sociology, will not
be accepted to fulfill General Education Requirements for
this major.
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Sem.
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46-49
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Language
Requirement:
Foreign Language
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0-12
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Major
Requirements:
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ENG
1003
ENG 1013
MATH 1023
CIT 1503
CS 1043
BIOL 1003
ZOOL 2003
POSC 2103
SCOM 1203
ECON 2313
ECON 2333
SOC 2213
CRIM 1023
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Composition
I
Composition II
College Algebra
Microcomputer Applications*, or
Introduction to Computers*
Biological Sciences (lab
not required), or
Human Anatomy and Physiology I (lab
not required)
Introduction to US Government
Oral Communication
Economic Issues and Concepts, or
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Sociology
Introduction to Criminal Justice
(*May be substituted
with "Computer Applications" offered by CS) |
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3
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Select
18 hours from the following
general education courses: |
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HIST
2763
HIST 2773
POSC 2103 |
The
US to 1876, or
US Since 1876, or
Introduction to US Government (Must
take one of these courses) |
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3
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BIOL
1003
ZOOL 2003
SCOM 1203
ANTH 2233
Soc 2213
ECON 2333
ECON 2313
PSY 2013
SPAN 1013
CRIM 1023
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Biological
Sciences (lab
not required), or
Human Anatomy and Physiology I (lab
not required)
Oral Communication
Cultural Anthropology, or
Principles of Sociology
Economic Issues and Concepts, or
Principles of Macroeconomics
Introduction to Psychology
Elementary Spanish I
Introduction to Criminal Justice |
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30
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Criminal
Justice Institute Coursework: |
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39
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Total
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69
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in Law Enforcement |
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Associate
in Applied Science
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General
Education Requirements:
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Sem.
Hrs.
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46-49
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ENG
1003
ENG 1013
BIOL 1003
BIOL 1001
CIS 1043
PHSC 1203
PHSC 1201
CHEM 1013
CHEM 1011
PHYS 2053
PHYS 2051
HIST 1013
HIST 1023
HIST 2763
HIST 2773
POSC 2103
MATH 1023
MS 1011
PE 1002
PSY 2013
ANTH 2233
ECON 2333
ECON 2313
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Composition
I
Composition II
Biological Science
Laboratory for Biological Science
Introduction to Computers
Physical Science, AND
Laboratory for Physical Science, OR
General Chemistry I, AND
Laboratory for General Chemistry I, OR
General Physics I, AND
Laboratory for General Physics I
World Civilization To 1660, OR
World Civilization Since 1660
The United States To 1876, OR
The United States Since 1876, OR
Introduction to United States Government
College Algebra
MSI—Expedition Leadership and Mountaineering, AND
Concepts of Fitness
Introduction to Psychology, OR
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, OR
Economic Issues and Concepts, OR
Principles of Macroeconomics |
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4
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3
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Major
Requirements: |
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HLTH
2522
CRIM 1023
CRIM 2043
CRIM 2263
CRIM 3223
CRIM 3263
CRIM 3323
POSC 3113
SCOM 1203
SOC 2213 |
First
Aid and Safety
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Community Relations
Criminal Evidence and Procedure
Police and Society
Criminology OR
Juvenile Delinquency
American Municipal Government
Oral Communication
Principles of Sociology
Criminology Elective |
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3
3
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Electives: |
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2
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Total
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62
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in Crime Scene Investigation |
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Associate
in Applied Science
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General
Education Requirements:
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Sem.
Hrs.
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46-49
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CIT
1503
CS
1043
ENG 1003
ENG 1013
MATH 1023
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Microcomputer
Applications* OR
Introduction
to Computers*
(*May
be substituted with "Computer
Applications" offered
by CS)
Composition I
Composition II
College Algebra
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3
3
3
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Select
18 hours from the following
general education courses: |
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ANTH
2233
SOC 2213
BIOL 1003
ZOOL 2003
CRIM 1023
ECON 2333
ECON 2313
HIST 2763
HIST 2773
POSC 2103
PSY
2013
SCOM 1203
SPAN 1013 |
Cultural
Anthropology, OR
Principles of
Sociology
Biological Sciences, OR
Human Anatomy and Physiology I (labs
not required)
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Economic Issues and Concepts, OR
Principles of Macroeconomics
The US to 1876, OR
The US Since 1876, OR
Introduction to US Government (Must
take one of these courses)
Introduction
to Psychology
Oral Communication
Elementary Spanish I
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3
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30
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Criminal
Justice Institute Coursework
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35-38
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