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Criminology Advisement Page |
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The faculty of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminology at Missouri State University have created a robust, interesting and useful program of study in the field of criminology and criminal justice. It has become so successful that, in the fall of 2009 (August, 2009) the program will become a department! The name and location has yet to be decided. The Criminology program has an outstanding faculty, a wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses, excellent library resources, a state-of-the-art office- and classroom facility (shown on the left and right below), a required internship in the field (for Majors only), active student organizations (like our Criminal Justice Society), excellent one-on-one advising in the department, and all of this is set in the youthful, beautiful, and exciting community of Springfield, Missouri. We also offer several scholarships. |
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We also offer a minor in Criminology (21 hours) as well as a Master of Science in Criminology and a Master of Science in Administrative Science with a Criminal Justice Component. The undergraduate degree program in Criminology emphasizes the importance of bringing a variety of perspectives to the study of crime and justice. The faculty who teach our Criminology courses have established records of achievement in both sociology and criminology. Missouri State University offers baccalaureate degrees in 83 disciplines, several of which coincide meaningfully for Criminology students who wish to complete a major or minor in addition to their major in Criminology. Likewise, students minoring in Criminology should have no difficulty in finding one or more majors suitable for their graduate study and/or career plans. |
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Important Note on G.P.A. requirements in the CRM program.
All students at MSU must maintain at least a cumulative 2.0 grade point average to graduate. In addition, Criminology majors, in order to graduate, must maintain no less than a 2.5 grade point average in the courses taken for the Criminology major.
Other websites of interest to CRM students include:
Job Announcements (posted when they are sent to us)
AdviseNet for online advisement
A History of the Department in which we reside
Please click if you are an alumni of our program.
Explore the new Law and Society Minor.
Read the latest issue of our department's annual newsletter.
Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminology
Missouri State University
Contact UsLast update: 8 October 2008