Applicant's future career plans Planned area of concentration within criminal justice By Oct 15 of the fall semester or March 15 of the spring semester the student must submit the following items to the undergraduate coordinator: Personal statement of purpose One letter of recommendation from a faculty member School of Public Affairs' BA/MCJ application form Official GRE or LSAT scores Admission Criteria Admission to the BA/MCJ program is competitive. Applicants will be evaluated on the following: Grade point average (overall and in criminal justice course work) Grade trend (improving, consistent, or declining) Total number of credit hours completed Likelihood of success and persistence based from the Statement of Intent and Reference Letter Official GRE or LSAT scores Students who are not admitted to the BA/MCJ program are eligible to reapply after completing an additional 12 semester credit hours. Students can apply and be considered for admission to the dual BACJ/MCJ program a maximum of two times. BA/MCJ Program Matriculation Students must successfully complete (B, or better) a minimum of 3 semester credit hours of graduate criminal justice course work each semester following admission to the BA/MCJ program. A maximum of 18 graduate semester credits can be completed as a BA/MCJ student, for dual credit. Students must maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average for all course work and a 3.0 grade point average for courses in criminal justice. The School of Public Affairs reserves the right to rescind a BA/MCJ student's admittance to the dual program if at any point the students' grade point average falls below the requirements lists above. Tuition and Fees Students will be assessed tuition and fees at the undergraduate rate until the bachelor of arts in criminal justice degree is conferred. Students will assess tuition and fees at the graduate level upon formal acceptance to the master of criminal justice program. Program Requirements General BA/MCJ Degree Program Requirements 144 total semester credit hours successfully completed 37-38 semester credit hours in the general education core curriculum 46-48 semester credit hours in general electives 21 semester hours of undergraduate criminal justice course work
Applicant's future career plans Planned area of concentration within criminal justice By Oct 15 of the fall semester or March 15 of the spring semester the student must submit the following items to the undergraduate coordinator: Personal statement of purpose One letter of recommendation from a faculty member School of Public Affairs' BA/MCJ application form Official GRE or LSAT scores Admission Criteria Admission to the BA/MCJ program is competitive. Applicants will be evaluated on the following: Grade point average (overall and in criminal justice course work) Grade trend (improving, consistent, or declining) Total number of credit hours completed Likelihood of success and persistence based from the Statement of Intent and Reference Letter Official GRE or LSAT scores Students who are not admitted to the BA/MCJ program are eligible to reapply after completing an additional 12 semester credit hours. Students can apply and be considered for admission to the dual BACJ/MCJ program a maximum of two times. BA/MCJ Program Matriculation Students must successfully complete (B, or better) a minimum of 3 semester credit hours of graduate criminal justice course work each semester following admission to the BA/MCJ program. A maximum of 18 graduate semester credits can be completed as a BA/MCJ student, for dual credit. Students must maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average for all course work and a 3.0 grade point average for courses in criminal justice. The School of Public Affairs reserves the right to rescind a BA/MCJ student's admittance to the dual program if at any point the students' grade point average falls below the requirements lists above. Tuition and Fees Students will be assessed tuition and fees at the undergraduate rate until the bachelor of arts in criminal justice degree is conferred. Students will assess tuition and fees at the graduate level upon formal acceptance to the master of criminal justice program. Program Requirements General BA/MCJ Degree Program Requirements 144 total semester credit hours successfully completed 37-38 semester credit hours in the general education core curriculum 46-48 semester credit hours in general electives 21 semester hours of undergraduate criminal justice course work
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