What Can I Do With This Degree?

Potential Job Titles

Career Outlook

How to Apply

Course Descriptions

Financial Aid

Academy Frequently Asked Questions 

Faculty:
Anne Vinson
Sam Wade
 

This program is designed for students seeking careers in law enforcement in police and sheriff's departments, as well as a variety of state law enforcement agencies. While it is not required, it is an added benefit for those seeking careers in probation, parole, or corrections. Upon completion of the Academy requirements, the student will be eligible to take the State certification examination to become a peace officer in the State of Ohio. Students may choose to attend either the day Academy which begins winter quarter and ends spring quarter, or they may attend the evening Academy which begins fall quarter and ends winter quarter. Applications for the evening academy are available beginning the first day of summer quarter. Applications for the day academy are available beginning the first day of fall quarter. Applications are available in the Health & Public Services division office. The Academy must be completed on a full-time basis.

Day Academy Curriculum (PDF format)

Evening Academy Curriculum (PDF format)

Mandatory Math Placement (Effective Winter Quarter, 2007)

Academy Fees & Costs:
Academy Tuition & Lab Fees
Academy Misc. Costs

On-Campus Bachelor's Completion Options:
YSU - Criminal Justice  | U.C. - Addictions Study
NC State Contact: Bruce Sliney 888-755-4899 ext. 4866

Online Bachelor Degree
Completion Option

Other 4-Year Degree Transfer Options

Related Programs:
Criminal Justice Program
Forensic Science Certificate

INDIVIDUALS WITH A FELONY AND/OR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CONVICTION ARE NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PEACE OFFICER OPTION PROGRAM. Students with misdemeanor convictions should seek advice from a counselor in the Criminal Justice program. A fingerprint check is required under this program. In addition, students will be required to pass a physical examination, a state certification exam, and be capable of being hired by a law enforcement agency.