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NOTE: At least one-half of the credits in any major or minor program must be taken at Rutgers-Camden. Criminal Justice MajorTo avoid misunderstandings about which courses satisfy our requirements, students are strongly advised to consult regularly with their faculty advisor; students should not rely on advising from outside the department. Go to: http://sociology.camden.rutgers.edu/advising-cj.htm for important advice for criminal justice majors. For guidelines for a double major with sociology, see below. The current requirements for the Criminal Justice Major were introduced in Fall 2008. Students who enrolled in the major before Fall 2008 have the option of coming up under either the new or the old requirements. Such continuing students should click here for an announcement about the changes and the options open to them. Criminal Justice Major Requirements (for all incoming students from fall 2008 onwards, as well as previously-enrolled students if they explicitly choose this option, as outlined in the announcement above):
Criminal Justice 300 Level Electives 202:302 Statistics for Criminal Justice (recommended
for all students planning to attend graduate school) Click here to access the Criminal Justice 2008 Major Worksheet
"Old" Criminal Justice Requirements (for students who enrolled before 2008 and wish to come up under the earlier set of requirements): Click here to access the Major Worksheet for the pre-2008 Criminal Justice requirements
Sociology Major Requirements (36 Credits) To avoid misunderstandings about which courses satisfy our requirements, students are strongly advised to consult the sociology and anthropology faculty; students should not rely on advising from outside the department. For general sociology advising information, go to http://sociology.camden.rutgers.edu/advising.htm. For guidelines for a double major with criminal justice, see below.
Click here to access the Major Worksheet for Sociology majors Double Major in Criminal Justice & Sociology Degree Navigator does not handle the double major in sociology and criminal justice well, so it is especially imperative that all double majors work closely with their departmental advisors. By far the best way to plan your schedules for the double major is to print and out and keep a record on the applicable double major worksheet below. You should always bring this worksheet to advising sessions. Click here to access the current Double Major Worksheet (2008+, 64 credits) |
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