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Learn About Our Programs
Step 1: Program
Step 2: Contact
By submitting this form, I agree that University of Arkansas Grantham may email, call and/or text me about education programs at the number provided including a wireless number, possibly utilizing automated dialing technology. Message and data rates may apply. Providing this consent is not required in order to enroll. If I live outside the U.S., I am giving consent to transfer my data to the U.S. I also agree to the terms in our privacy policy.
If you're passionate about protecting others and giving back to your community, then you've come to the right place. UA Grantham offers a bachelor's degree in criminal justice as well as an associate in criminal justice, with courses taught by instructors who have firsthand, real world experience. An online criminal justice degree from UA Grantham will prepare you for a variety of paths in criminal justice—including police, corrections and court systems.
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