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Criminal Justice Programs

There are two Associate degree paths for students interested in studying Criminal Justice at Highline: the Associate of Arts and the Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice. The Associate of Arts (AA) is designed for students who are hoping to transfer to another college or university to earn a four-year degree.

The Associate of Applied Sciences (AAS) in Criminal Justice is designed for students who want to earn a two-year degree and then get a job. The Associate of Applied Science degree can transfer to a limited number of Applied Bachelor’s programs. Please refer to the course catalog for degree requirements or contact us to discuss which degree path is best for you.

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Criminal Justice AAS Degree

Learn more about the requirements and courses to receive an AAS Degree in Criminal Justice from Highline College.

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Homeland Security Emergency Management

Homeland Security Emergency Management AAS Degree

Learn more about the requirements and courses to receive an AAS in Homeland Security Emergency Management from Highline College.

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Introduction to Homeland Security Certificate

Learn more about the requirements and courses to receive a Certificate in Introduction to Homeland Security from Highline College.

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Private Security Academy Certificate

Learn more about the requirements and courses to receive a Private Security Academy Certificate from Highline College.

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Prior Learning Assessment

Have you graduated from a Law Enforcement Academy, Corrections Acadamey, or the Served as a Military Police Officer? Check out the Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Process.
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