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Fall Feature: Criminal Justice A.A. / A.S. / A.A.S. degrees

Northeast State offers three associate degree programs in the field of Criminal Justice.

The Tennessee Transfer Pathway (TTP) option gives students the opportunity to pursue an associate of arts degree or associate of science degree on the road to earning a four-year degree. The TTP associate of arts degree requires 60 credit hours including two semesters of a foreign language.  The associate of science degree requires 60 credit hours.

The associate of applied science degree also requires 60 credit hours but is not designed for transfer.

Fall semester features several Criminal Justice courses required to complete all three degrees. A selection of those course offerings is listed below. All class sections and times are subject to change due to course availability.

Intro to the Legal Process (CRMJ 1020)
85839 Mondays & Wednesdays – 9:00 a.m. to 10:20 a.m. / Locke Humanities Building H246

Issues and Ethics in Criminal Justice (CRMJ 1325)
85289 Online course with days and time to be announced.

Intro to Corrections (CRMJ 2020)
85841 Tuesdays & Thursdays – 9:00 a.m. to 10:20 a.m. / Humanities Building H246

Juvenile Justice (CRML 2311)
85846 Mondays & Wednesdays – 12:00 pm-01:20 pm / Humanities Building H241

Fall classes begin Aug. 23! Enroll and register today at one our campuses or online at www.northeaststate.edu/MyNortheast

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