Social Science Division
Administration of Criminal Justice
 

Criminal Justice is the study of the shifting public expectations of criminal justice agencies and the reactions of those public institutions to social perceptions and political pressures. In general, the "study" of these issues implies that problematic areas of concern are examined from a variety of broad perspectives in order to arrive at logical and satisfactory solutions.

The emphasis of the Criminal Justice Program at Bellevue College is upon the American Criminal Justice System in relation to the role and function performed by modern law enforcement personnel.

For more information concerning Criminal Justice class offerings, view our course descriptions or contact the instructor via e-mail.

Associate of Arts (AA)

Associate in Applied Science-T (AAS-T)

Academic Concentration in the Associate in Arts & Sciences-Direct Transfer Agreement (AAS-DTA)


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