NOTE: Please be aware that our requirements for the undergraduate major
changed in 2001! If you started UF in summer B 2001, your matriculation
date is Fall 2001 and you will find your degree requirements on this
page.
Remember that you alone are responsible for keeping track of your
progress through the major. The College's Academic Advising Center, and
the Department's Undergraduate Coordinator, are here at be helpful to
you,
but the responsibility for completing all the requirements is yours.
Please make sure that you are thoroughly familiar with the things
you'll
need to do to complete your criminology major.
Degree Requirements
- Course Required of ALL majors:
CCJ 3024
Advanced Principles of Criminal Justice (3 credits)
CCJ 3701 Research Methods in Criminology (4 credits)
CCJ 4604 Criminological Theory (3 credits)
CCJ 3038 Law and Society (3 credits)
CJL 4110
Criminal Law (3 credits)
CJL 4410 Criminal Procedure (3 credits)
CJL 4050 Juvenile Law (3 credits)
- CCJ Electives, Minimum of 18 semester
hours
For students matriculated in the Fall of 2001 and later, a maximum of 9
semester hours of the 34 hours required of all majors can be satisfied
by completing approved interdisciplinary courses with a grade of "C" or
higher. See approved interdisciplinary courses.
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