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Program Details

• ADMISSION

  How to Apply

  Admission Requirements

  • Completion of 60 or more transferable semester (90 transferable quarter) units
  • Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA in all transfer coursework
    • 2.5 GPA for students who have already completed a bachelors 

  Prerequisites

  • Completion of CSU general education transfer requirements (for articulated classes, visit the )
  • Completion of SOC 201 or its equivalent, this course must be completed by the third semester of the program

• COSTS

  Cost Breakdown

  Semester	Units*	Subtotal**
  Fall Semester 1	14	$6,286
  Spring Semester 1	12	$5,388
  Fall Semester 2	12	$5,388
  Spring Semester 2	14	$6,286
  Total	52	$23,348

  *Unit rate for this program is $449

  **University semester fees not included. View complete breakdown of Extended Learning fees. Semester tuition subtotals based on sample program sequence. All quoted tuition rates are based on previous academic years and are subject to change without notice.

  Funding and Financial Aid

  • This program is eligible for financial aid
  • Visit the Extended Learning funding page or call 760-750-4850 to learn more about your funding options
  • Federal VA educational benefits can be used for this program (not eligible for Cal Vet fee waiver)
  • Cal Grant can be used for this program
  • Active duty military, veterans and dependents should visit the military services page or call 760-750-8705
• COURSE SEQUENCE

  View course descriptions and specific program requirements on the

  Please note: This program has a set schedule of courses that you are expected to follow as part of your cohort.

  Sample Schedule for Fall Start

  Example Semester - Fall Start

  Semester	Course (units)
  Fall Semester 1	SOC 105 (4) UDGE BB - TBD (3) UDGE CC/DEg - TBD (3) UDGE DD/DEu - TBD (3)
  Spring Semester 1	Choose one: SOC 311 (4) SOC 313 (4) SOC 315 (4) SOC 325 (4) Sociology elective (4)
  Fall Semester 2	SOC 360 (4) Sociology elective (4) Sociology elective (4)
  Spring Semester 2	Choose one: SOC 494 (4) SOC 495 (4) SOC 442 (4) Sociology elective (4) SOC 490 (2) - optional

  Sample Schedule for Spring Start

  Example Semester - Spring Start

  Semester	Course (units)
  Spring Semester 1	Choose one: SOC 311 (4) SOC 313 (4) SOC 315 (4) SOC 325 (4) Sociology elective (4)
  Summer Semester 1	UDGE BB - TBD (3) UDGE CC/DEg - TBD (3) UDGE DD/DEu - TBD (3)
  Fall Semester 1	SOC 360 (4) Sociology elective (4) Sociology elective (4)
  Spring Semester 2	Choose one: SOC 494 (4) SOC 495 (4) SOC 442 (4) Sociology elective (4) SOC 490 (2) - optional

  Schedules are subject to change.

  Non-Cohort Course Options

  If you are not a member of the Criminology (CRIM) cohort, but wish to enroll in select CRIM courses, you can register for the courses listed below. Additional sections of classes may be offered based on student demand. Course offerings will vary each semester depending on space availability.

  This option is for:

  • Students matriculated into the university but not part of the CRIM cohort
  • Students who are not matriculated into the university and are not able to participate in the CRIM cohort
    

  Summer 2023 Non-Cohort Courses	Block	Registration
  SPAN 102	1st Block
  SPAN 201	2nd Block

• FAQ

  What is a cohort?

  A cohort is a group of students who work through a curriculum together to achieve the same academic degree. Because they are accepted into the same program, take their classes together and graduate together, students in cohorts tend to form a strong support system and professional network that benefit them during their degree program and beyond.

  What services do you offer to active military, veterans and dependents?

  Please visit our military and veteran services page to learn how we can help.

  Is there a senior culminating experience?

  In the BA in Criminology and Justice Studies, you can choose between an internship or a capstone seminar in community service as a culminating senior experience. The internship requires 100 hours of supervised service in a government agency, community or grassroots organization, and attendance in a weekly seminar. In the capstone, you will be placed in a work-study position in an organization that provides service to the local community. You will also participate in a coordinating seminar and produce a written analysis of the organization that demonstrates mastery of learning objectives for the major.

  What are the differences between 大发's Criminology and Sociology programs?

  View the main differences between these two programs.

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New cohorts begin every Fall and Spring semester.

Please note: We are temporarily accepting unofficial transcripts for applications for the Spring 2025 and Fall 2025 terms.