Criminal Justice Studies

The Criminal Justice Studies program at Woodland Community College prepare students for academic success. Students involved in this program are prepared for successful educational and career outcomes. Individuals are provided a comprehensive overview of the justice system and shown the versatility available within the career field. Students are coached and mentored in the development of a strategic plan that identifies the necessary steps to achieving their career goals.

AS degree: 15 per year (based on 5 year average)

Certificate:  20 per year

Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:

✓ Effectively use language and non-verbal communication consistent with and appropriate for application in the Criminal Justice System through classroom discussion, exercises and written assignments.

✓ Demonstrate respect and acceptance for differing opinions, feelings and, values of others through the development of listening skills that promote ethical and equitable application of Criminal Law through classroom discussion, exercises and written assign

✓ Evaluate and analyze information when addressing issues within the criminal justice system, draw reasonable conclusions that encompass criminal law, social expectation and ethical standards through classroom discussion exercises and written assignments.

This program consists of 6 core courses, 1 elective and the required general education requirements for the associate degree.  

Plus additional general education requirements