BS IN CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE STUDIES

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New students in academic year 23-24 receive a 52% tuition savings, and can transfer in up to 135 quarter credits (equivalent to 90 semester credits)

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Drexel University is ranked among the top 75 "Best Online Bachelor’s Programs" in the Nation by U.S. News & World Report.

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Classes are designed for busy, working professionals. Learn at your own pace when it's convenient for you.

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"I don’t think there was a class I did not enjoy. Drexel was the only school online at the time that offered full-time in criminology online. Online I feel like it forces you to read everything rather than relying on the teacher. It gave me more freedom to do things when I wanted to."

Melissa Driscoll
Drexel Online Student
BS in Criminology and Justice Studies

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Drexel University's online Criminology and Justice Studies program prepares you for 21st-century careers in criminal justice, private security, and the legal profession, or for graduate study in criminal justice or associated disciplines such as forensic science and computer science.

Our broad curriculum covers topics from domestic violence to terrorism to online crime, expanding across fields like sociology, political science, and biotechnology to give you a well-rounded view of the world of criminal justice
In addition to theory, you'll learn the practical technological skills needed to analyze social media feeds, posts, conversations, and shares through our robust social media tool
Our courses are taught by world-class faculty who currently work in the field and bring their real-world expertise to the classroom
Can be completed entirely online with no campus requirements

Develop the critical skills needed to succeed in the evolving field of Criminal Justice

Caitlin Rebechi
BS in Criminology and Justice Studies '15