Bachelor's Degrees in Criminal Justice and Related Fields

Bachelor's degrees (BA, BS, BAS and other verified awards) in criminal justice, criminology, forensic science and related subjects, plus formal concentrations inside broader degrees. Some admit first-year students; others are degree-completion programs that require prior college credit or an associate degree.

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Wilmington University

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

Bachelor'sBSDedicated degreeBachelor of Science

Campus · Online

New Castle, DESchool location, not a residency requirement

Online attendance requirements not verified

Duration not verified · 120 credits

$1,317 per course · All students — Typical 3-credit course

No upcoming verified deadline

Institution accredited: MSCHE

Criminal Justice

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