Christian Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

Online Bachelor's in Criminal Justice Curriculum

This is a sample list of courses you will be required to complete for the online Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program. To view a full list, please click below to get your program guide.

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Admissions Requirements

Completed Application Form
High School Diploma or GED
Higher Education Transcript(s)

Career Opportunities in Criminal Justice

Pursue an exciting career in law enforcement, investigations, homeland security and more when you complete the online bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Central Christian College of Kansas.

Career opportunities include:

US Marshal
Fish and Game Warden
Police Officer
Private Investigator
Crime Scene Investigator
Probation Officer
FBI Agent
Secret Service Agent
Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agent

Student Testimonial

“During the International Policing… Crime course with Professor Susan Nitsch, I was able to better identify some new trends that international criminals are using to launder and transport large sums of currency across borders. Read full article...Joshua's experience

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Why Earn Your Criminal Justice Degree Online?

Your studies will be focused with one six-week online course at a time taught by instructors with real-world policing experience. If you’re already in the field, the courses offered in the criminal justice bachelor’s degree program can help you maintain current certification.

Students in the Online Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice Program will participate in courses that were created by people who are experts in criminal justice careers.

While looking at online Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice degree options, too many students assume that the only career option associated with criminal justice bachelor’s degree is working as a law enforcement officer.

While many of the best law enforcement officers in the country are graduates of criminal justice bachelor's degree programs, there's actually a variety of other positions available in this expansive field.

I chose CCC because it is a Christian-based school. I wanted to learn at a school that teaches the academic information I need to better my professional life, but also a faith-based school which promotes the values that I believe in such as ethics and community leadership.

Wayne McElheney, BS Organizational Leadership

I chose Central Christian College to pursue my BS in Criminal Justice because from the first phone call I felt every one’s eagerness to help me succeed!

Dustin Musick, BS Criminal Justice

I am a police officer and watched some of my close friends attend CCCK. They rave over how great this college is and how they loved the online learning.

Danny Hackler, BS Criminal Justice

During my employment with Brinks Armored - U.S., I was able to recognize and seize counterfeit notes which saved the company and Federal Mints huge losses.

Joshua Moss, BS Criminal Justice

CCCK is the third college that I have done online programs with and by far the best.

Robert Alan Davis, BS Criminal Justice

By choosing CCCK I will finish my degree faster than I would have by going back to traditional classes. The faculty and staff go out of their way to help students to be successful during their course work.

Brian Henderson, BS Criminal Justice

Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice

Put yourself on the path to a noble and reliable career. In this program, you'll learn about a wide range of subjects related to protecting others, solving crimes, and dealing with offenders. You'll take courses in criminal law, forensics, crisis management, and corrections.

And you'll be taught by professionals who have real experience in the field of criminal justice. You can receive credit if you have already had taken some community college courses or had military or police academy training.