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Information for Students

resources.

This section is designed as a resource for UNO School of Criminology and Criminal Justice students where they can find quick links to much of the information they need as they progress through their degree program. Please contact Steve Culver if there are any questions, if you cannot find the information you are looking for or if you have suggestions for additional links that would be helpful for students.

school of criminology and criminal justice resources.

Undergraduate Academic Advising
FAQs
Request for degree audit form
Graduation Checklist
Graduate Student Newsletter, Spring 2007, Volume 1 Issue 1
List of CJ-related videotapes/DVDs available at the UNO Library

uno resources.

UNO Catalog
Academic Calendar
Course Descriptions
Course Schedules
Registration Information
E-Bruno

undergraduate academic advising.

mission statement.

The mission of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice advising office is to provide accurate information, timely guidance, and multiple growth opportunities to constituents of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice in a positive, customer focused environment.

For answers to individual questions, please contact Steve Culver, Academic Advisor.

graduation checklist.

Meet with the academic advisor as soon as possible.

Verify minor(s) are declared with the Registrar (a minor is not required to graduate).

A minimum of 3 credit hours of English Composition at the 2000 level or higher.

A minimum of 12 upper division (3000/4000) credit hours in the Area of Concentration/Minor.

A minimum of 45 upper division (3000/4000) credit hours of the 125 total credit hours needed to graduate.

A minimum of 6 credit hours of cultural diversity courses of the 125 total credit hours needed to graduate (three of the six credit hours must be listed as specific cultural diversity).

A minimum of 125 credit hours in the following areas:

9 credit hours in Composition

12 credit hours in Social Sciences

12 credit hours in Humanities (to include one public speaking course,
SPCH 1110 or SPCH 2120)

12 credit hours in Natural Sciences [to include MATH 1320 or higher (effective Fall 2007) and one Natural Science Lab course]

39 credit hours in Criminal Justice

3 credit hours in Statistics

18 credit hours in a Concentration/Minor (minimum of 12, of the 18 credit hours,
must be at the 3000/4000 level)

20 credit hours in Electives/Second Minor

Complete the Application for Degree on line, via E-BRUNO.

Application Deadlines:

May Graduation - Approximately March 10th
August Graduation - Approximately June 30th
December Graduation - Approximately October 17th

Register for and complete CJUS 4999 – Senior Assessment during the semester in which you plan to graduate. Once registered for CJUS 4999, a letter will be sent by the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice informing students of the dates and times the Senior Assessment will be given.