If you feel a calling to help ensure law and order in your community, earning your BS in criminal justice can help you achieve your goal. With the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program at Indiana Wesleyan University, you can prepare for a wide variety of careers in law enforcement and corrections. Whether you want to work in law enforcement, court services, corrections, military, intelligence services, or the private sector, we can help you achieve your professional goals in a flexible, faith-based learning environment.
Why Pursue My Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice at IWU?
There are several benefits to pursuing your BS in criminal justice at IWU. We provide a full system of student services, from tech support to tutoring, to help you succeed in this program. Students learn from expert faculty who will become mentors in the faith, integrating classroom learning with biblical truths for a Christ-centered environment that encourages spiritual growth.
What Will I Learn in this BS in Criminal Justice Program?
This major in criminal justice is a residential program designed to equip students with practical experiences that build confidence and leadership skills. Students also learn from faculty with years of professional experience in a variety of criminal justice roles. BS in criminal justice courses span a comprehensive spectrum of topics, including corrections, policing, forensics, and more.
What Makes IWU Different?
IWU has provided on-campus education for more than 100 years.
Faith-integrated curriculum and a commitment to changing the world.
Center for Student Success for counseling, tutoring, and more!
Coursework for this BS in criminal justice program covers how to:
Associate Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Attendance at graduation exercises is expected. Please notify Registration and Academic Services if you need to graduate “in absentia” and will not be present for the ceremony.
Students may receive one degree only per commencement. A student who is enrolled in two majors with different degrees may select which major is considered the first major so that the appropriate degree will be awarded at the ceremony. Students meeting requirements for more than one degree must apply for and participate in two different ceremonies. Any university-approved dual degree program is an exception to this policy.
Indiana Wesleyan University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC), www.hlcommission.org, 312-263-0456. Other accreditations and associations of Indiana Wesleyan University are available at www.indwes.edu/about/iwu-profile/accreditation.
