If you’ve decided to investigate studying at one of the many fine criminal justice schools in Louisiana, there are two important questions to consider. The first one is will you be able to find a job in this field? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs that benefit from criminal justice training – such as corrections officers, private investigators, police officers, federal agents, and probation officers – are expected to increase between 10%-22% over the next eight years or so. The basics of a criminal justice education include criminal investigation, ethics, law, psychology, the criminal justice system, and the U.S. court system. Depending on your choice of college and degree, other topics might include criminal justice and information technology, substance abuse treatment, criminal behavior, forensic psychology, and contemporary issues in criminal justice.
University of Phoenix
Bachelor
BS in Criminal Justice Administration, BS in Criminal Justice Administration - Management
Metairie
