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Graduating Seniors: Mandatory outcome assessment for BA-JUS students to be held at the end of each semester.

Read more on the outcome assessment.

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Questions on non-major requirements? The College of Arts and Sciences (105 Bowman) conducts advising by appointment. Call 330-672-2062 for an appointment, or see their web page.

Job hunting? See the Bureau of Labor Statistics site, our description of criminal justice job titles, and our links page.

So you want to be a Forensic Scientist?

	Department of Justice Studies 113 Bowman Hall Kent State University Kent, OH 44242-0001 Phone: (330) 672-2775 Fax: (330) 672-5394	Bowman Hall
	Who we are
	Faculty Support Staff Department Mission Statement

	Undergraduate Programs
	The Department offers majors (BA programs) in Justice Studies and Paralegal Studies. It also offers minors in the same areas of study. More information is available on undergraduate programs by clicking here.
	Graduate Programs
	The Department offers an M.A. in Justice Studies. It also provides a focus in the Department of Political Science's PhD program in Public Policy. Please read this if you are considering Graduate school.
	The Combined B.A/M.A. Program
	Academically strong undergraduates are encouraged to learn more about this option, which permits qualified students to work on their Master's degree while still undergrads.
	Links to Crime and Justice Web Sites

	Students' Frequently Asked Questions Of special interest to current and prospective students—Information on declaring your major or minor, advising, financial aid, student organizations, internships, employment, and the mandatory Outcomes Assessment
	For more information, please contact us during normal business hours at 330.672.2775 or email our office staff.

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Page last updated August 25, 2008

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