BS Four-Year Degree Plan: Criminology and Criminal Justice

The following is a sample schedule for this major – your actual schedule may vary.

Meet with your advisor and review the class schedule before confirming your schedule.

Missouri State is committed to helping you graduate in four years.

The following degree plan, last reviewed 08-05-2019, is based on the 2018-19 catalog and Missouri State general education requirements.

First semester (fall)

Courses Hours
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Social and Behavioral Sciences - General Education 3
Life Sciences (lab) - General Education 4
Total hours 15

Second semester (spring)

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The Arts - General Education 3
Quantitative Literacy - General Education 3
Total hours 15

Third semester (fall)

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Humanities - General Education 3
Total hours 15

Fourth semester (spring)

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CRM Elective (upper level) 3
Physical Sciences (no lab) - General Education 3
Cultural Competence - General Education 3
Total hours 15

Fifth semester (fall)

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CRM elective (upper level) 3
General elective (upper level) 3
General elective 3
Total hours 15

Sixth semester (spring)

Courses Hours
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CRM elective (upper level) 3
General elective 3
General elective (upper level) 3
General elective 3
Total hours 15

Seventh semester (fall)

Courses Hours
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CRM elective (upper level) 3
General elective (upper level) 3
General elective 3
General elective 3
Total hours 15

Eighth semester (spring)

Courses Hours
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General elective 3
General elective 3
General elective 3
General elective (upper level) 3
University exit survey 0
Total hours 15

GPA requirements include: minimum GPA of 2.00 in General Education, Overall, MSU and CRM.

A total of 120 are needed to graduate, with 40 hours upper division credits (300+ level).