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Degree requirements

Core courses (i.e., courses required of all students): 18 total credit hours

ABS7100 - Methodology I

ABS7110 - Methodology II

ABS7120 - Applied Methodology

ABS7200 - Theoretical Foundations

ABS7210 - Explaining Crime

ABS7220 - Seminar on Criminal Justice

Electives, seminars, other approved courses etc.:  6-9 hours

ABS7600 - Electives (1-2 credit hours)

Project and/or Thesis (6 hours)

ABS7900 - Project (6 credit hours total)

ABS7910 - Thesis (6 credit hours total)

Internship/Practicum - OPTIONAL (3 hours maximum)

ABS7790 - Internship (1-3 credit hours)

Total = 33 credit hours
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