Criminal Justice Degrees put you on the fast track for a career as: Bailiff; Correctional Officer; Court Reporter; Law Clerk; Legal Secretary; Paralegal Assistant; Patrol Officer or Probation Officer...read more
Arizona
- University of Phoenix:Various Locations
California
- University of Phoenix: Various Locations
Colorado
- University of Phoenix: Various Locations
Florida
- University of Phoenix: Various Locations
Georgia
- University of Phoenix: Atlanta
Hawaii
- University of Phoenix: Various Locations
Idaho
- University of Phoenix: Boise
Illinois
- University of Phoenix: Chicago
Louisiana
- University of Phoenix: Baton Rouge, Metairie
Maryland
- University of Phoenix: Various Locations
Massachusetts
- University of Phoenix: Braintree
Michigan
- University of Phoenix: Various Locations
Minnesota
- Brown College: Mendota Heights MN
Missouri
- University of Phoenix: Kansas City, St Louis
Nevada
- University of Phoenix: Henderson, Las Vegas, Reno
New Jersey
- Gibbs College: Livingston NJ
New Mexico
- University of Phoenix: Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Santa Teresa
Ohio
- University of Phoenix: Cleveland
Oklahoma
- University of Phoenix: Oklahoma City, Tulsa
Oregon
- Pioneer Pacific College: Springfield, Portland
- University of Phoenix: Various Locations
Pennsylvania
- Lehigh Valley College: Allentown
- University of Phoenix: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
Rhode Island
- Gibbs College : Cranston
Texas
- University of Phoenix: Dallas/Ft Worth, Houston
Utah
- University of Phoenix: Various Locations
Virginia
- National College of Business & Technology: Roanoke Valley VA
- University of Phoenix: Reston
Washington
- University of Phoenix: Bellevue, Seattle
Wisconsin
- University of Phoenix: Milwaukee
According to the U.S. Department of Labor:
- Many agencies pay all or part of the tuition for officers to work toward criminal justice degrees, police science, administration of justice, or public administration, and pay higher salaries to those who earn such a degree.
- Demand for realtime and broadcast captioning and translating will result in employment growth of court reporters.
- While some paralegals train on the job, employers increasingly prefer graduates of postsecondary paralegal education programs, especially graduates of 4-year paralegal programs or college graduates who have completed paralegal certificate programs.
- As technology continues to expand in offices across the Nation, the role of the office professional has greatly evolved. Office automation and organizational restructuring have led secretaries and administrative assistants to assume a wider range of new responsibilities once reserved for managerial and professional staff.