BS in Criminology and Justice Studies - Criminal Justice Concentration

Drexel Degree Name: B.S. in Criminology and Justice Studies, Criminal Justice Concentration 

Community College Degree Name: A.A in Administration of Justice

Sample Plan of Study - First & Second Year at Delaware County Community College

64-65 credits at DCCC transfer over at a maximum of 90 credits at Drexel. Students must earn a minimum of 180.0 credits to earn an undergraduate degree.

Please contact the Department of Criminology and Justice Studies for the most current Plan of Study.

First Year
FallCredits SpringCredits 
At Community College
 
At Community College
 
ENGL 101 or 111 (DCCC= ENG 100 [3])3.0 ENGL 102
ENGL 103 (DCCC= ENG 112 [3])
6.0 
COM 230 (DCCC= COMM 111 [3])3.0 CJS 375 (DCCC= ADJ 241 [3])3.0 
CJS 101 (DCCC= ADJ 101 [3])3.0 INFO 101 (DCCC= DPR 100 [3])3.0 
SOC 101 (DCCC= * Take SOC 110 [3])3.0 General Education Elective (DCCC= Social Science Elective* [3])3.0-4.0 
Math Elective (DCCC= MAT 120, MAT 121, MAT 151, MAT 152, or MAT 160 [3-4])3.0-4.0   
 15-16  15-16 
Second Year
FallCredits SpringCredits 
At Community College
 
At Community College
 
PHIL 330 (DCCC= ADJ 225 [3])3.0 CJS 289 (DCCC= ADJ 202 [3])3.0 
Transfer Social Science (DCCC= Social Science Elective* [3])3.0-4.0 CJS 278 (DCCC= ADJ 250 [3])3.0 
CJS 200 (DCCC= ADJ 240 [3])3.0 CJS 277 (DCCC= ADJ 260 [3])3.0 
CJS T280 (DCCC= ADJ Elective [ 3])3.0 CJS 360 (DCCC= ADJ 261 [3])3.0 
General Education Elective (DCCC = Social Science Elective [3])3.0-4.0 Science Elective (DCCC= Pick One; BIO 100, 110, 150 CHE 101, 110, PHY 110 [4])3.0-4.0 
General Education Elective (DCCC = Social Science Elective [3])3.0-4.0 Science Elective (DCCC= Pick One; BIO 100, BIO 110, BIO 150, CHE 101, CHE 110, or PHY 110 [4])3.0-4.0 
  Excess Free Elective Credits from Semester to Drexel Credits14.0-21.0 
 18-21  32-41 
Third Year
FallCreditsWinterCreditsSpringCreditsSummerCredits
At Drexel
At Drexel
At Drexel
At Drexel
Math Course3.0-4.0CJS 3003.0CJS 2763.0CJS 2604.0
CJS 1003.0CJS 3763.0PSCI 1004.0ANTH 1013.0
CJS 2503.0Science Course3.0-4.0CJS 2203.0CJS Elective3.0
CJS 2903.0CJS 2803.0CJS Elective3.0ENGL 200 Level or Higher3.0
PSY 1013.0CJS Elective3.0  
COOP 1011.0   
 16-17 15-16 13 13
Fourth Year
FallCreditsWinterCreditsSpringCreditsSummerCredits
At Drexel
At Drexel
At Drexel
At Drexel
PHIL 1103.0CJS 2663.0COOP EXPERIENCECOOP EXPERIENCE
CJS 2103.0CJS 2613.0  
CIVC 1011.0UNIV H2011.0  
CJS Elective3.0CJS Elective3.0  
Free Elective3.0Free Elective3.0  
 13 13 0 0
Fifth Year
FallCredits   
At Drexel
   
CJS Elective3.0   
CJS Elective3.0   
Free Elective3.0   
Free Elective3.0   
Free Elective3.0   
 15   
Total Credits 178-194

Writing-Intensive Course Requirements

In order to graduate, all students must pass three writing-intensive courses after their freshman year. Two writing-intensive courses must be in a student's major. The third can be in any discipline. Students are advised to take one writing-intensive class each year, beginning with the sophomore year, and to avoid “clustering” these courses near the end of their matriculation. Transfer students need to meet with an academic advisor to review the number of writing-intensive courses required to graduate.

A "WI" next to a course in this catalog may indicate that this course can fulfill a writing-intensive requirement. For the most up-to-date list of writing-intensive courses being offered, students should check the Writing Intensive Course List at the University Writing Program. Students scheduling their courses can also conduct a search for courses with the attribute "WI" to bring up a list of all writing-intensive courses available that term.

Transfer Credits

To receive transfer credits, the courses must be substantially equivalent to courses offered in the desired curriculum at Drexel and students must have completed the courses with a grade of C (C=2.0) or better. The transfer courses listed should be used as a general guide and might not be acceptable for every major at the University. Drexel University makes every effort to keep this guide current, but cannot guarantee that every course will be acceptable for transfer. The number of credits a student can transfer will be determined by the academic department once the student has been accepted into the program.