The program accepts a limited number of students on a nonmatriculated basis.
Applicants to nonmatriculated status must meet the following requirements:
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Complete a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university.
- Submit
official transcripts showing all coursework from undergraduate and
graduate schools. The minimum GPA for admission is 3.0.
- Complete
an undergraduate course in statistics and another in research methods.
This requirement can be fulfilled after admission. Prior coursework in
criminal justice is recommended.
- Submit three letters of recommendation. Academic recommendations are preferred.
- Submit a statement of purpose.
- Submit a brief
résumé
if one's work experience is relevant to the application
- Submit a list of planned courses and the reasons for seeking nonmatriculated status.
Nonmatriculated students are limited to two courses per semester and to a total 12 credits. Advancement to degree status requires approval of the graduate program director and the associate dean of the graduate school and a minimum grade of B in each course.
