The Criminal Justice programs include a traditional, two-year associate degree. Shorter-term certificate programs also are available.
The format is 100% online for A55180 and a hybrid format for A5518C.
Once you have completed the Wake Tech admission process, you can meet with the Criminal Justice Program Director Scott Davis or another advisor at the Public Safety Education Campus.
We follow a traditional Fall/Spring semester schedule. A limited number of classes are offered in the Summer term.
All Criminal Justice program classes, including general education, are taught at the Public Safety Education Campus, at 321 Chapanoke Road in Raleigh.
If you are a sworn police officer, you can receive up to 19 semester credit hours toward your Criminal Justice degree.
You can transfer to a four-year institution to continue your education, via agreements between Wake Tech and other colleges and universities. The program director will discuss these options with you before your graduate.
