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Pursue Your Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice Online

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The Bottom Line

  • Versatile program for up-and-coming leaders across justice-related fields

  • Complete coursework online, anywhere, any time

  • $395 per credit hour — plus the potential for financial aid

  • Earn your degree in as few as 18 months


Five Benefits of a B.A. in Criminal Justice Online

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1. Higher earnings potential.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for police, detectives, probation offers and correctional treatment specialists is highter for those with a bachelor's degree than for those without.

2. Job growth.

The field of criminal justice is expected to grow in the coming years, which means there will be more opportunities for those with a degree.

3. Advancement opportunities.

In many law enforcement agencies and corrections facilities, a bachelor's degree is required for advancement to higher positions, such as detective or supervisor. A bachelor's degree will help you stand out among the field.

4. Wide range of career options.

Graduates with a degree in criminal justice can work as police officers, probation officers, parole officers, correctional officers, forensic science technicians and more.

5. Flexibility.

A bachelor's in Criminal Justice is versatile and can lead to various career opportunities in the public and private sectors.


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Why Newberry?

  • Enroll without breaking the bank, with our Tuition Promise and tuition assistance partnerships

  • Save time & energy with seamless transfer college credits

  • Study on your own time with 100% online classes

  • Connect with expert faculty with decades' field experience

  • Advance your degree & career in as few as 18 months, with fall and spring starts

Newberry College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award bachelor's and master's degrees.

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