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Fulfill the baccalaureate degree requirements.
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2. Criminal Justice majors must maintain a 2.5 GPA in the major and earn grades of C- or better to satisfy all lower and upper division major course requirements. After grades have been assigned in spring term, any student who has a GPA in the major that is less than 2.5 will be placed on academic probation in the CCJ major. The department will notify students that they are on academic probation and request they contact their advisor immediately to discuss a plan of improvement. To get off probationary status in the CCJ major, students on probation must increase their GPA in the major to a 2.5 or above by the end of the next academic term in which they enroll in a CCJ course. Students who are unable to increase their GPA in the major to the 2.5 within one term will be reassigned to undeclared status. Any student who has been reassigned as an undeclared student may petition to be reinstated as a CCJ major after maintaining a 2.5 major GPA for two consecutive terms. For more information about the academic standing policy, contact the department chair.
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Complete at least 71 credits in the major, 67 of which must be CCJ. Students may take up to 4 elective credits from a list of pre-approved courses outside the department, upon approval of academic advisor. Complete a minimum of 50 upper division required and elective credits in the major.
