Criminal Justice Bridge For

Federal Law Enforcement Officers

Associate of Science Degree - Code 2239

(Limited Access Program)

Criminal Justice Training Center Robert Doyle , Assistant Chair (386) 506-3089 • doyler@daytonastate.edu

Louie Mercer, Director (386) 506-3171 • mercerlo@daytonastate.edu

Program Description

This program is a limited access Criminal Justice A.S. degree program that is specifically designed for certified Federal Law Enforcement officers who wish to obtain a two-year college degree in their field and may wish to continue their studies by entering Daytona State College's Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) degree in Supervision and Management.

Program participants must be currently trained, certified and working  Federal Law Enforcement officers.

Please Note: This program is eligible for federal and state financial aid.

Approximate Additional Costs

Students should contact the Criminal Justice Training Center for approximate costs of lab fees and textbooks.

Additional Admission Requirements

Students must have previously completed a Federal Law Enforcement Academy and must be certified in Law Enforcement by the Federal Government.

General Education Courses

Sem. Hrs.

Sample Program of Study

Sem. Hrs.

ENC 1101

College Composition

3

Advanced Standing

ENC 1102≠

Literature and Composition

3

Credit awarded upon completion of a Federal Law Enforcement Academy and Federal certification.

RTV 2300≠

Broadcast Research/Newswriting/

Presentation Skills OR

-

CJD 2990

Criminal Justice Bridge Transition

28

SPC 2600≠

Oral Communication/Research/

Presentation Skills

3

1^st  Semester 

Sem. Hrs.

MGF 2107≠

Mathematics for the Liberal Arts OR

-

ENC 1101

College Composition

3

MAC 1105≠

College Algebra

3

CCJ 1020

Introduction to Criminal Justice

3

PSY 1012≠

General Psychology OR

-

CCJ 2949

Cooperative Education Experience in Criminal Justice

3

SYG 2000≠

Introduction to Sociology

3

2^nd Semester

Sem. Hrs.

HUM 2210≠

Humanities I OR

- 

ENC 1102 

Literature and Composition

3

HUM 2230≠

Humanities II

3

MGF 2107

Mathematics for the Liberal Arts OR

-

≠ Course requires a pre or corequisite. See course description in the current college catalog.

MAC 1105

College Algebra

3

Note: It may be necessary for the student to enroll in a college preparatory English, math, or reading course depending upon College Placement Test scores.

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Criminal Justice Elective

3

Advanced Standing Courses			3^rd Semester		Sem. Hrs.
Credit awarded upon completion of a Federal Law Enforcement Academy and Federal certification.			RTV 2300	Broadcast Research/Newswriting/ Presentation Skills OR	-
CJD 2990	Criminal Justice Bridge Transition	28	SPC 2600	Oral Communication/Research/Presentation Skills	3
Program Specific Courses		Sem. Hrs.	CCJ 1010	Introduction to Criminology	3
CCJ 1010	Introduction to Criminology	3	CCJ 2500	Juvenile Delinquency	3
CCJ 1020	Introduction to Criminal Justice	3	4th Semester		Sem. Hrs.
CCJ 2500	Juvenile Delinquency	3	PSY 1012	General Psychology OR	-
CCJ 2949	Cooperative Education Experience in Criminal Justice	3	SYG 2000	Introduction to Sociology	3
CJC 1000#	Introduction to Corrections	3	HUM 2210	Humanities I OR	-
Criminal Justice Elective: CHOOSE ONE			HUM 2230	Humanities II	3
CJT 2100	Introduction to Criminal Investigation	3	CJC 1000	Introduction to Corrections	3
CCJ 2930	Selected Topics in Criminal Justice	3	TOTAL		64
CCJ 2949*	Cooperative Education Experience in Criminal Justice	3		Note: Sequence of courses may vary. Check course descriptions for requisite requirements.
#CJC 1000 meets the graduation requirement for the basic use of computers for this program.
*Students may choose to enroll in a second Cooperative Education Experience course.
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