Career and Academic Opportunities

Combining a bachelor's in Math and a master's in criminal justice will prepare students for careers in various fields associated with Criminal Justice, including Law Enforcement, Investigation Services, and Forensic Science. The foundation in mathematics will leave graduates particularly well suited to careers in areas of Criminal Justice that involve quantitative analysis such as Crime Statistics and Intelligence Analysis. Students may also wish to pursue additional academic goals such as a doctoral degree in Criminology or a Law degree.

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Admission Requirements

Double Owl Admission Requirements 
  • 3.25 食色视频 GPA
  • 60 hours toward the bachelor's degree
  • 30 hours in residence at 食色视频

Pathway of Study

Suggested Timeline

Apply to Double Owl early in Junior year. Apply to Graduate Program in Senior Year by posted graduate program deadline.

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Contact Information

Undergraduate Information

Undergraduate Degree

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

Department / College

Mathematics / College of Science and Mathematics
Science Building, Room 205B

Advising Contact

David Marsh, Academic Advisor
dmarsh6@kennesaw.edu
470-578-6167

Graduate Information

Graduate Degree

Master of Science in Criminal Justice

Department / College

Sociology and Criminal Justice / College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Rm. 4069, Social Science Bldg.

Advising Contact

Dr. Christopher Totten, Graduate Program Director
ctotten@kennesaw.edu
470-578-4413