Applicants who meet the entry requirements will be granted regular admission status by the program Admission Committee.
Probationary admission status may be granted if students do not meet all the requirements stated above. Such applicants must possess baccalaureate degrees with undergraduate GPAs of at least 2.4 and also meet all other requirements for Regular Admission. Probationary students are subject to initial performance requirements more stringent than those imposed upon others, as described below under Probation and Dismissal.
| CORE (18 credits) | Credits | ELECTIVES (3 credits) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Psychology & Law | 3 | Diversity & Law | 3 |
| Addiction & | |||
| Law & Social Science | 3 | Psychopharmacology | 3 |
| Intermediate Statistics I & II | 6 | Psychology of Victims | 3 |
| Special Topics (up to 6 | |||
| Research Methods I & II | 6 | hours) | 3 |
| CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR (12 credits) | |||
| Theories of Offending & Corrections | 3 | THESIS | 6 |
| Psychology of Criminal Behavior | 3 | ||
| Aggression & Violence | 3 | ||
| Assessment & Treatment of Offenders | 3 |