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Honors Program

Criminal Justice Honors Program Admission Requirements

Admission to the Criminal Justice Honors Program requires the following:

• The student must be a criminal justice major with junior standing
  
  
• The student must have at least a 3.5 GPA in all courses and at least a 3.5 GPA in criminal justice courses
  
  
• The student must have completed 15 hours of criminal justice courses including V170 and J101

Honors Program Requirements

Once admitted to the program honors students will complete a double major in Criminal Justice Honors and Criminal Justice.

In addition to meeting the requirements for the criminal justice major, the honors student must complete:

• V391 (one hour) taken in conjunction with three advanced criminal justice courses
  
  
• V499 (one hour) taken in conjunction with V439
  
  
• Honors students must maintain the 3.5 GPA in all courses and the 3.5 GPA in criminal justice courses