Abilene Christian University

What you'll study

The programme requires a total of 128 credit hours (based on track selection) broken into university hours, major hours and electives. Example coursework listed by the department includes Domestic Violence, Search & Seizure, Ethics & Professionalism in Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Leadership. The department frames study from local to international issues and covers justice system processes and ethical standards.

Entry requirements

The published page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the department or use the university enquiry form to learn about application steps and any track-specific requirements.

Career prospects

The degree prepares students for a range of public service roles. Typical career paths noted by the department include federal, state and local law enforcement, game warden, probation and parole services, correctional careers, victim/witness assistant roles and pathways toward law school.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not provide detailed scholarship listings. Applicants should consult ACU’s central financial aid and scholarships offices and the Department of Government and Criminal Justice for opportunities; experiential elements such as internships and departmental programs may also support networking and placement that complement financial planning.