Graduate
The field of criminal justice incorporates principles of three areas: law enforcement, corrections and the courts. With an associate degree in criminal justice from Minnesota School of Business (MSB)-St. Cloud, you can look forward to a career in any of those areas, serving in security, surveillance, law enforcement support*, corrections or private investigation.
To learn more about this program, request more information by email or call our St. Cloud, MN, campus at 1-877-655-7676.
Career-focused classes taught by experienced practitioners
Our criminal justice instructors have professional experience in the subjects they teach. They know what you need to be successful in the field. What else should you expect in this program?
- You’ll study investigation procedures, corrections, American legal systems and legal terminology
- Classes in general education will help you think critically and approach problems creatively
- Your classes will be available online or on campus
- Instructors share their field experiences in class
- You can complete the program in 6 quarters, or 18 months if you study full-time
Criminal justice career opportunities
“There is a lot of opportunity in the field. I now hold two jobs, one in a treatment center for youth, and one in a halfway house for women. In the future, I plan on being a parent counselor.”
--Amanda Robasse
Here are some additional opportunities available to our graduates:
- Corrections officer
- Security guard
- Gaming surveillance officer
- Private detective or investigator
* Employment as a law enforcement officer may require additional training as determined by your state’s Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST). The criminal justice program at Globe University/Minnesota School of Business does not fulfill Minnesota POST requirements; however, it does qualify in some other states.
Learn more about MSB-St. Cloud
- Financial aid opportunities
- Admissions at our school
- Distance education options
- About our faculty
Ready to get started on a career in criminal justice? Fill out a request form or call 1-877-655-7676 today.