DIVISION
OF
CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Programs Master of Science Bachelor of Science  & Criminal Justice Minor Special Major: Fire Service Mgmt Forensics Investigation (Minor open to Biology and Chemistry Majors only)

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Spring 2010 Internships

• Monday November 9th 11:30-1:00pm Alpine 154
• Tuesday November 10th 3:00-4:30pm Alpine 154
• Monday November 16th 12:00-1:30pm Alpine 154

Per the CSU system, the priority application filing period for Fall 2010 will be October 1 - November 30, 2009. 

Please Note - To be considered for admission, the following must be received by the application deadline:

New CRJ major requirements

Beginning Fall 2008, Criminal Justice pre-majors must complete CRJ 001, 002, 004, and 005 with a grade of C or better to be eligible to be reclassified to major status.

A Student To-Do List

• Check your schedule on MySacState.  Do your classes have green checkmarks next to them (enrolled) or do they have blue X's (dropped)?  Are there any classes that shouldn't be there? Remember, if you were on a wait list, you are not added until the class is listed with a green checkmark.
• Check your fee balance and fee due dates on MySacState. Many students get dropped out of their courses because they forgot to pay their fees on time.
• Look up your Student ID number on MySacState. Social Security numbers may not be used on any University forms. You will need your Student ID number for all University business, so it would be helpful to note it down for later.

Note for Registration

Some Sac State students may notice that some courses have some odd course section numbers, where the sequence goes 01, 02, 03, and then skips to 50.

CRJ courses with a course section number of 50 or above are sections assigned to a cohorted program run through the College of Continuing Education.  These courses are not available to regular Sac State students.

Be Advised!  Declare Yourself!

All new Criminal Justice freshman and transfer students are assigned to an advisor to facilitate their transition into the program and to assist in planning their academic careers.

New students must come to the Criminal Justice Student Advising Center to schedule an appointment to meet with their advisor during their first semester at CSUS.  The Center is also available for any student with questions about the major or wishing to be referred to a faculty advisor. 

Please note that pre-majors are ineligible for upper division Criminal Justice classes.  For information on becoming a major, click here.

11/05/2009