A.A. DEGREE TO B.A. DEGREE

Purpose: This curriculum is designed for students who plan to complete an Associate in Arts Degree in Criminal Justice at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College and then transfer to Southeastern Oklahoma State University to complete a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice Degree.  The Associate in Arts Degree fulfills the lower division University studies requirement.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE

NEO-Associate in Arts

Freshman Year-Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College

Fall Semester
Spring Semester
ENGL 1113Freshman Composition I
3
ENGL 1213Freshman Composition II
3
HIST 1483 or 1493 American History
3
POLS 1113American Government
3
SOSC 1011Career Opportunities in Social Sci
1
CRJU 2233Elementary Criminal Law
3
CRJU 1113Introduction to Criminal Justice
3
 Major Elective
3
 Life Science
4
 Physical Science
4
 Controlled Elective
3
  
16
  
17

Sophomore Year-Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College

Fall Semester
Spring Semester
MATH 1513College Algebra
3
 Major Electives
6
 Major Electives
6
 Humanities
3
 Elective
3
 Required Elective
3
 Humanities
3
 Computer Proficiency
3
  
15
  
15

SOSU-Bachelor of Arts

+Junior Year-Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Fall Semester
Spring Semester
SOC 3003 Intro to Social Res
3
 SOC 3123 Methods of Social Research
3
CJ 3123 Law and the Legal System
3
   Criminal Justice Electives*
6
  Criminal Justice Electives*
 9
   Criminal Justice Electives*
 6
    15    
15
   
     
*Electives must be approved by the Criminal Justice advisor .  

+Senior Year-Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Fall Semester
Spring Semester
  Criminal Justice Electives*
6
 CJ 4333 Capstone in Criminal Justice
3
  Upper-division Elective
3
   Criminal Justice Electives*
6
  Electives
 6
   Electives
 7
    15    
16
   
     
*Electives must be approved by the Criminal Justice advisor .  
Total hours transferred from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College: 63
Total hours needed to complete Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice: 61 

+For further information contact: Dr. Ed Mauzey, Chair,
Department of Behavioral Sciences—emauzey@se.edu (580)-745-2626