START YOUR CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION AT NOVA
Save money and experience flexibility without sacrificing quality by starting your criminology and criminal justice education at NOVA.
Criminology and Criminal Justice
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS
Associate Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Prepare to transfer to a college or university by earning your Associate of Science (AS) Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice at NOVA. After completing your NOVA associate degree, you can pursue a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, criminology or related fields, setting the stage for a rewarding justice system career.
- Length:
- Two Years
- Credits:
- 60
- Locations:
- Alexandria, Annandale, Loudoun, Manassas, Woodbridge, Online
WHY STUDY CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE AT NOVA?
Experienced Criminology and Criminal Justice Faculty
You’ll learn from NOVA faculty who have years of experience in criminology and criminal justice. They’re also expert teachers who care about your success — at NOVA and in your future.
Foundational Criminology and Criminal Justice Courses
You’ll take courses that will give you a solid foundation in criminology and criminal justice so you have what you need to succeed when you transfer into your bachelor’s degree program.
Affordable Criminology and Criminal Justice Education
You’ll receive an affordable criminology and criminal justice education. You may qualify for NOVA scholarships, which can help make your associate degree education even more affordable.
Accreditations
Northern Virginia Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award the associate degree in criminology and criminal justice.
Credits and
Transfer Info
Credit for Prior Learning
Credit for prior learning (CPL) generally refers to the process of granting college credit for learning gained in nontraditional ways, including but not limited to: certifications, AP or IB exams, military training, or life experience.
Transferring
Learn more about possible transfer opportunities associated with this program of study. Students interested in transferring should contact an advisor or counselor to further discuss their plans.