Bachelor of Arts or Science in Criminal Justice Administration

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Program Overview

The Bachelor's program in Criminal Justice Administration at Campbellsville University prepares students to become ethical leaders in law enforcement, corrections, and public safety. This Christ-centered program offers an in-depth study of the criminal justice system, focusing on leadership, critical thinking, and moral responsibility. Students gain both theoretical understanding and practical experience through coursework, simulations, and internships designed to reflect real-world challenges. Graduates are equipped to make informed, ethical decisions and pursue meaningful careers serving their communities and advancing justice.

 

Program Highlights

 

Campbellsville University’s Bachelor's program in Criminal Justice Administration offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to deepen your knowledge of the criminal justice system while honing leadership and analytical skills. The program is available at our Campbellsville campus, as well as through CU Online, providing flexible learning options to fit your schedule. Students engage in advanced coursework covering law enforcement, corrections, criminal law, criminology, forensics, and justice administration, all taught from a Christ-centered perspective that emphasizes integrity and service. Explore the full list of course requirements here.

To be admitted into the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration program at Campbellsville University, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • High School Diploma or GED: Provide official proof of graduation or an equivalent GED certificate.
  • Transcripts: Submit official transcripts from high school and any previously attended colleges or universities.
  • Minimum GPA of 2.0: Applicants must meet this academic standard to qualify for admission.
  • Additional Requirements: Transfer students may need to provide college transcripts and meet specific course prerequisites.

By meeting these requirements, you’ll take the first step toward a meaningful career in criminal justice within a supportive, Christ-centered academic community.

The Pi Gamma Omega chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma at Campbellsville University recognizes outstanding students in the criminal justice program who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, and service. Membership in this prestigious honor society connects students with a national network of criminal justice professionals and scholars, offering opportunities for research, community engagement, and professional development. Eligible undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to apply and become part of a community committed to integrity, scholarship, and justice.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration program at Campbellsville University are prepared to pursue a wide range of careers in law enforcement, corrections, public safety, and justice administration. Potential career paths include:

  • Police Officer
  • Correctional Officer
  • Probation or Parole Officer
  • Court Administrator
  • Crime Analyst
  • Homeland Security Specialist
  • Public Safety Manager

Whether you plan to begin your career immediately or continue your education in graduate or professional programs, you will be equipped with the knowledge, leadership skills, and ethical foundation needed to serve your community with integrity and professionalism.

Ready to take the next step toward your career in criminal justice? To learn more about the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration program at Campbellsville University or to begin your application, contact us at admissions@campbellsville.edu or call (270) 789-5220. Our admissions team is here to guide you as you prepare for a meaningful and impactful career in law enforcement, corrections, public safety, or justice administration.