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Get Credit for Your Law Enforcement Training
At AIU, your prior law enforcement training can earn you 36 college credits toward a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, saving you up to 20 percent on tuition. You can also save time by taking fewer courses that cover the basics and focus on more advanced classes.
Do you qualify for transfer credits? During the admissions process, you can submit unofficial transcripts for a free evaluation by the Prior Learning Assessment team. Don’t delay; enroll in our criminal justice program today.
Review Transfer Credit Guide (Link to AIU Transfer Guide)Meet Criminal Justice Faculty Members
Daniel Rinehart, AIU Houston Criminal Justice Faculty
Dr. David Lounsbury, AIU Criminal Justice Faculty
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