CR 370: Criminal Deviance
Examine various criminal perspectives and specific psychological, biological and learning factors of individuals who may be predisposed to committing crime.
Criminology
Bachelor of Science
Follow the Clues to a Criminology Career
In order to fight crime, we must first understand it. That’s why our B.S. in Criminology degree program emphasizes tangible skills and real-world case studies. Our criminology courses give you the knowledge and experience needed to understand criminal motives and shine a light on the dark side of society. You’ll also gain plenty of hands-on experience, including an experiential capstone, internship or research capstone to conclude your program.
Our unique scholar-practitioner model sets our program apart from other criminology and criminal justice programs out there. Regis faculty are the real deal, having worked as police chiefs, undercover detectives, security consultants and crime scene investigators. Rather than teach out of textbooks or offer dry lectures, our faculty impart the technical knowledge and professional wisdom they’ve gained during decades of criminology work.
The Regis B.S. in Criminology program offers flexible 100% online, on-campus evening and hybrid classes held in 5- or 8-week terms. Classes are capped at a small size to encourage a low student-to-faculty ratio, meaning you’ll receive individualized attention and mentorship from our world-class faculty.
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Program Snapshot
Program Format
Online + on-campus courses
5- or 8-week terms
Transfer Friendly
Transfer up to 81 credits
Key Dates
Starts are offered in January, March, May, July, August and October
Join Regis Alumni Working In:
Criminal Justice
Careers in criminal justice normally have to do with the application of laws that correlate with criminal behavior. Those in the criminal justice field should expect to organize case records, keep an eye on criminal suspects and enforce the law.
Social Services
Working in social services involves helping vulnerable populations navigate government systems and find ways to succeed through difficult family and life circumstances such as homelessness, domestic violence and child custody issues.
Public Policy
Apply your degree to shape public policy through politics or continuing to law school. Careers in public policy may lead you to an elected position, government consulting role or legislative advisory organization.
Military Leadership
Military Leaders are not only in charge of a team of soldiers, but may also serve in investigative roles, law and policy positions, strategic advisory capacities or government positions.
Private Security
Serve and protect individuals and groups as a private security officer employed by public, private and government organizations and use your criminology skills to anticipate and understand crime.
Government
Students who major in criminology may go on to work for government agencies such as the FBI, CIA, Department of Defense or Department of Homeland Security.
"Faculty teach what they have experienced in the field"
Name: Don E. Lindley, Ph.D.
Title: Associate Professor, Criminology
Hometown: Steamboat Springs, Colorado
By the Numbers
*The Balance Careers, “ What Does a Criminologist Do?”
**U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Forensic Science Technicians
***Pew Research Center, “ What the data says (and doesn’t say) about crime in the United States”
Combine Your Bachelor's and Master's with the Regis FastForward Program
The FastForward program at Regis enables you to earn both a bachelor's and master's degree at the same time and get on the fast track to success. Through our dual degree combination options, you can complete both degree programs at a faster pace and a more affordable cost.
Program Details
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Imagine Yourself In...
CR 413: Crime Analysis
Analyze crime based on theory, data collection, crime mapping, crime disorder, problems in law enforcement and career opportunities.
CR 427: Criminal Profiling
Learn the science of criminal investigative analysis and inferring distinctive personality characteristics of individuals responsible for committing criminal acts.
To apply to the B.S. in Criminology program, you will need:
- Completed online application
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Official transcript(s) from prior college(s)
- Resume
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Tuition for the 2022-2023 academic year: $500 per credit hour
For information on program-specific fees visit regis.edu/cost. Tuition and fees are subject to change.
Total program credits: 120 (credits taken at Regis University will vary based on your number of transfer credits)
Earning your Bachelor of Science in Criminology from Regis sets you apart and prepares you for professional success — think of it as an investment in your future. And you may be closer to graduation than you realize. View the Transfer Guide for a complete list of transfer credit equivalents that can save you time and money. Between our generous transfer policies, scholarship opportunities and financial aid packages, advancing your education is within reach. Explore our Investing in Your Future undergraduate financing guide for lots of helpful tips.
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A Culture of Excellence
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The Bachelor of Science in Criminology is offered by the School for Professional Advancement within Regis College.