MS in Criminal Justice
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Strengthen Your Knowledge of Criminal Justice
The MS in Criminal Justice program at Kennesaw State will give you an advanced understanding of criminal justice management, critical thinking, and relevant technologies and skills.
Program Snapshot:
- Format: In Person, Online, or Hybrid
- Credit Hours: 33-36
- Cost: Tuition/Fees
- Entry Terms: Fall, Spring
- Time to Complete: 18-24 months
- Application Deadlines:
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 1
Information Session:
Attend an online information session to learn about the program, admissions requirements, and next step actions. Sign up for scheduled session dates and times that are added throughout the year.
View Information Session Details to AttendStudent Testimonials
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Olivia Franklin
One of my networking connections through the program helped me land my current job working as a criminal intelligence analyst for the Cobb County Police Department.
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Anthony Johnson
I’ve been afforded opportunities to shadow professionals in their field, apply to internships, and pursue career opportunities post-graduation.
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Camilla Anson
Juggling the LSAT, building my resume, and maintaining a steady personal life was my biggest challenge. Faculty and staff helped mold me to be a strong candidate to any potential law school.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I transfer credits from another institution?
Yes! Learn more about how your credits can be transferred from other institutions. -
What is the typical course load per semester?
Full-time enrollment is typically considered to be 3 courses per semester, with each course requiring around 10-15 hours of focused work per week. -
Can I apply if my undergraduate degree is not in criminal justice?
Yes, applicants are welcome from any academic background as long as they hold a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Program Benefits
- System Approach: Understand the significance of cultural diversity within a criminal justice context.
- Modernized Curriculum: Learn valuable skills and practices from expert faculty.
- Real World Experience: Gain the experience needed to enter a diverse array of rewarding career fields.
Department Contact Information
Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Kennesaw State University
402 Bartow Ave MB#2204
Social Sciences Building (402), Rm 4057
Kennesaw, Georgia, 30144
Hours: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (M-F)
Phone: 470-279-4645
Email: mscj@kennesaw.edu