Ba in criminology law and justice in Iowa state university

The criminology, law, and justice major in the Department of Sociology examines issues related to race and ethnic diversity and gender and poverty, heightening awareness of these important topics. Students learn about sociological explanations for crime and criminal justice; the operation of law and the criminal justice system, including their complex interplay with other institutions such as politics and the economy, and important data sources on crime in the United States and internationally. The major in criminology, law, and justice provides a solid foundation for graduate or professional study in criminology, criminal justice, sociology, psychology, law, social work, urban planning, education, social policy, and similar areas.

Official high school transcript and Academic record, Letter of recommendation, Typical SAT scores: Math (520-630), Critical reading (510-620), Writing (520-610), ACT Composite (24-29), Average GPA 3.64, TOEFL: IBT-70, PBT- 523, PTE-55, English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT)-956

Community Development Worker, Police Officer, Prison Officer, Probation Officer, Social Worker, Youth Worker

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