Criminal Justice: Answer the Call
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- Gain a real-world understanding of criminal behavior and the criminal justice system.
- Answer the call to public service.
- Enter one of today’s most personally challenging yet fulfilling career fields.
- Choose from a variety of potential career options.
- Pursue a career that helps others and makes a difference in the community!
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If you’re looking for a career that can really make a difference, consider a criminal justice degree. This field can be a great fit for individuals who are dedicated to serving their community.
Open Doors to Career Options in Criminal Justice
Remington College offers training in corrections, crime scene analysis, evidence handling, safety, criminal prosecution and trials, and inmate control through our associate's degree in Criminal Justice program. Criminal justice courses are also offered in constitutional law, criminology and forensic science, including crime scene scenarios that introduce you to criminal investigation and crime scene preservation.
Job opportunities in the field of criminal justice include:
- Corrections officer
- Private investigator
- Law enforcement officer
- Loss prevention officer
- Security officer
Criminal Justice Career-Relevant Training
During our two-year program, you'll have multiple opportunities to train in simulated real-world criminal justice settings. Laboratory work includes fingerprint analysis and blood spatter detection. You'll also be trained in current industry-standard equipment, including microscopes, fingerprinting kits, and the Laser Shot tool, which simulates real-world situations in which you may be called on to draw your weapon.
If you want to qualify for criminal justice jobs, a criminal justice degree is a good place to start. Contact Remington College at 1-800-560-6192 to find out more about our Associate's Degree in Criminal Justice.
