What are the admission requirements? 

Now accepting applications for Fall, 2013 admissions. Deadline: August 9, 2013

Admission to the fully On-line Master of Criminal Justice program is very competitive and limited to a number of well-qualified applicants.  As an applicant, you will be evaluated on past academic performance (GPA), your resume/vita and personal statement (for program fit and writing ability), score on the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), and overall experience in the criminal justice field or other related areas of expertise. Prior to being considered for admission, the Criminal Justice Department must be in receipt of the following materials:

• A completed application to the Master of Criminal Justice program
  
• Pay the Graduate Application Fee: $30
• Official transcripts from all colleges/universities attended
• A current resume or vita (be sure to include a current e-mail address)
• A written personal statement explaining interest in the program (2-3 double-spaced pages detailing how your past academic, professional, and personal experiences have prepared you for graduate work in general and our program in particular)  NOTE: Your personal statement must disclose any felony convictions or removal from a position within the criminal justice system.  Failure to disclose this information will be grounds for removal from the program.
• Official GRE scores  (Note: no other graduate admissions test will be accepted)
• TOEFL (for those who are not International Students, but for whom English is not their primary language)

When should I apply?

Applications are accepted on a continuous basis for fall, spring, and summer admissions.

Where can I get more information?  

Contact Dr. Bruce Bayley:  bbayley@weber.edu