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Continuing Education Trends Criminal Justice list allows you to market to continuing education seekers who have gone online and requested information on obtaining a degree in Criminal Justice. They have requested course and admissions information from colleges, universities, and online universities. These consumers are undergraduates, graduates, and working adults seeking to expand their knowledge and pursue a degree in the legal field to advance their career.

These prospective students are interested in receiving or continuing their education in jobs that require knowledge of the Criminal Justice system and laws. Criminal Justice students examine the causes, triggers, prevention, control, and treatment of criminal activity in both juveniles and adults. They have researched the courses they need to take to receive a degree such as a Bachelors, Masters or PHD Doctorate degree in Chemistry. Individuals looking to receive or continue their education in Criminal Justice would seek admission to the College of Arts and Sciences: Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. They would enroll in courses and classes such as The Nature of Crime, Crime Control Policies, Criminal Procedures, Ethical Issues, Juvenile Justice and Correction, Theory of Deviance, Juvenile Delinquency, and Sociology of Race Relations. They will also obtain information on core classes such as English, Economics, Math, and Humanities that are required for most majors. Not only will they seek information online, but they often follow up with a school or career counselor to determine the courses and degree to pursue. They may also gather information on financial aid available such as student loans, grants, fellowships, and scholarships. They will fill out a FAFSA form to determine their ability to pay. Many of these students will inquire into living on campus and the availability of campus housing and dorms.

They will find employment in industries such as law enforcement agencies, correctional institutions, court systems, business management, and government. After these individuals graduate, they will seek job positions within these industries as a police officer, correctional officer, probation and parole officer, court clerk, paralegal, legal assistant, Judge, social worker, corporate security, and security guard. These individuals would purchase laptops, home computers, software, printers, electronics like i-pods and PDAs, text books, paper, pencils, calculators, backpacks, binders, notebooks, desks, and lamps.

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