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Sociology Major Requirements - 37 Credit Hours

The student must complete all of the following:

SOCI 131 General Sociology -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 233 Crime & Delinquency -- 3 Credit Hours
BSHS301 Statistical Analysis -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI331 Methods of Research -- 3 Credit Hours

The student must complete at least two of the following basic courses:

SOCI 108 Cultural Anthropology -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 200 Global Demography -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI250 Racial & Ethnic Minorities -- 3 Credit Hours

The student must complete at least one of the following basic courses:

SOCI 231 Marriage & Family -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 232 Human Sexuality -- 3 Credit Hours
Approved Sociology electives -- 16 Credit Hours


Sociology Minor Requirements - 18 Credit Hours

The student must complete all of the following:

SOCI 131 General Sociology -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 233 Crime & Delinquency -- 3 Credit Hours
Approved Sociology Electives -- 12 Credit Hours


B.A. Criminal Justice Major Requirements - 39 Credit Hours

The student must complete all of the following:

BSHS 301 Statistical Analysis -- 3 Credit Hours
POLI 100 Introduction to Political Science -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 131 General Sociology -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 203 Criminal Law -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 205 Criminal Procedures -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 233 Crime & Delinquency -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 320 Criminal Justice Administration -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 331 Methods of Research in the Behavioral Sciences -- 3 Credit Hours
Criminal Justice Electives -- 9 Credit Hours

Choose one course from the following:
SOCI400 Contemporary Law Enforcement Issues -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI400A Studies in World Criminal Justice: Terrorism -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI400B Studies in World Criminal Justice: Comparative Justice Systems -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI460 Internship -- 3 Credit Hours


A.A. Law Enforcement Requirements - 62 Credit Hours

The student must complete all of the following:

SOCI 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 131 General Sociology -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 203 Criminal Law -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 205 Criminal Procedures -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 233 Crime & Delinquency -- 3 Credit Hours
ENGL 120 Introductory English Composition -- 3 Credit Hours
ENGL 121 Intermediate English Composition -- 3 Credit Hours
SCTH 130 Principles of Speech -- 3 Credit Hours or
SCTH 138 Human Communication -- 3 Credit Hours
Criminal Justice Electives -- 9 Credit Hours
General Electives -- 9 Credit Hours

Math, Science and Technology -- 6 Credit Hours
*Science Course (1 class w/lab)
*Math or Technology Course

Social Sciences -- 6 Credit Hours
*Societal or Intercultural
*Personal or Interpersonal

Arts and Humanities -- 9 Credit Hours
*Bible (1 course)
*Language or Arts/Humanites Course (2 courses)

Individual Enrichment/Life Skills -- 2 Credit Hours
*Wellness
*Application/Creation of Literature or Fine/Performing Arts


Criminal Justice Minor Requirements - 18 Credit Hours

The student must complete all of the following:

SOCI 203 Criminal Law -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 205 Criminal Procedures -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI 233 Crime & Delinquency -- 3 Credit Hours
Criminal Justice Electives -- 9 Credit Hours


Minor in Political Science

The political science minor provides a dynamic course of study that can enhance students preparation for employment in fields of law and law enforcement, business, sociology, and public service. This minor explores the relationship between politics in theory and politics in action. Students have the opportunity (not required) to practice what is learned through participation in a variety of campus activities, committees, and organizations.

This minor is offered as a cooperative learning experience from the Behavioral Science and History Departments at Kansas Wesleyan University.

Minor in Political Science - 18 Credit Hours

The student must complete all of the following:

Required Courses - 12 hours
POLI100 Introduction to Political Science -- 3 Credit Hours
POLI300 U.S. Constitution and Government -- 3 Credit Hours
POLI120 American Legal Systems -- 3 Credit Hours
POLI200 Public Policy -- 3 Credit Hours

Electives - 6 hours
HIST105 World Civilization I -- 3 Credit Hours
HIST106 World Civilization II -- 3 Credit Hours
POLI320 Political History -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI400A Studies in World Criminal Justice: Terrorism -- 3 Credit Hours
SOCI400B Studies in World Criminal Justice: Comparative Justice Systems -- 3 Credit Hours


Advising Recommendations for Sociology Major

Students are advised to take approximately 16 hours, on average, per semester. While most of the major is not sequenced, and the Liberal Studies program has tremendous flexibility, students are advised the following sequence:

Freshman Year - English Composition I and II, Speech, General Sociology, Crime & Delinquency, a Computer course
Sophomore Year - A Math Course, Sociology Electives
Junior Year - Statistics, Methods of Research
Senior Year - Professional courses/Internship

The other courses in the major and Liberal Studies courses and general electives should be spread throughout, with general attention being paid to the course number. Students should be cognizant of courses offered on an every other year or infrequent basis.


Advising Recommendations for Criminal Justice Major

Students are advised to take approximately 16 hours, on average, per semester. While most of the major is not sequenced, and the Liberal Studies program has tremendous flexibility, students are advised the following sequence:

Freshman Year - English Composition I and II, Speech, Introduction to Criminal Justice, Crime & Delinquency, a Computer course
Sophomore Year - A Math Course, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedures
Junior Year - Statistics, Methods of Research, and criminal justice electives
Senior Year - Professional courses/Internship

The other courses in the major and Liberal Studies courses and general electives should be spread throughout, with general attention being paid to the course number. Students should be cognizant of courses offered on an every other year or infrequent basis.

 

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