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Administration of Justice |
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What
will this program do for me?
This program offers a Certificate of Completion and an Associate of Science Degree. The Administration of Justice curriculum is designed to meet the needs of students desiring entry-level or promotional positions in law enforcement agencies in either the public or private sector. This program not only provides individuals in law enforcement an opportunity to increase their knowledge of Administration of Justice, but also enhances their skills as police, correctional, probation and/or parole officers, investigators, and private security officers. For those with an Associate of Arts/Science or Baccalaureate Degree in other fields, this program provides an opportunity to earn a certificate in Administration of Justice. |
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What
kind of job can I get once I complete the program?
You may find work as an investigator, identification officer, highway patrol officer, correctional officer, police officer, or as a deputy sheriff. Graduates are also qualified for employment as private investigators and private security officers. Refer to Occupational Outlook Handbook for salary and job outlook information. |
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How
much can I earn in this career?
The starting salary for a San Francisco police officer is over $40,000 per year. Highway patrol and sheriff's department salaries are similar. Private security companies pay according to education and experience. |
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How
long will it take?
The Certificate is a two-year degree program. Go to Program Curriculum for specific course requirements. |
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Where
do I get more information?
Information for any program at CCSF may be obtained through the Catalog . Other sources include: Schedules for Credit Classes for current class times and locations or Program Curriculum for specific course requirements. Or call the Department at (415) 239-3202. Brochures are available at most CCSF locations. Please visit the department Web site: School of Applied Science and Technology. |
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What
time of day are classes offered?
Everyday between 8:00 am and 1:00 pm and Monday through Thursday evenings. Check the Schedules for Credit Classes for more information on class times and locations. |
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When do classes start?
Check the Schedules for Credit Classes for important dates. Otherwise, classes start in August for Fall semester, January for Spring semester, and June for Summer sessions. For more information, please call the Admissions and Records Office at (415) 239-3285. |
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| How do
I enroll? You may call the Department at (415) 239-3359 or, if you are a new student, please fill out an application. |
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are the requirements for receiving a degree or certificate? The requirements for the degree are completion of 18 units of Administration of Justice courses plus CCSF general education coursework completion. The certificate requires completion of 15 units of Administration of Justice coursework. For more information on requirements, go to Program Curriculum .
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| How much
money can I expect to spend? Please refer to Tuition Information for more details. Financial Aid is available. You may contact Financial Aid at (415) 239-3576. |
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