Corrections Minor
The Corrections minor prepares students for careers in criminal justice or social services with a special emphasis on addressing the needs of persons convicted of crimes, crime victims, and at-risk populations. Through both academic work and experiential learning, students acquire the knowledge, skills, and experience to work with correctional clients in a variety of settings. Corrections minors are often used to strengthen degrees in psychology, sociology, alcohol and drug studies, and other fields in the social sciences and humanities.

Program Requirements
Core
Prerequisites: none
Goal Areas: GE-05, GE-09
Diverse Cultures: Purple
Prerequisites: none
Prerequisites: none
Goal Areas: GE-05, GE-09
Diverse Cultures: Purple
Prerequisites: none
Restricted Electives
Choose 12 Credit(s).
Prerequisites: none