Jim Greenberg

When deciding which criminal justice program to attend, the accreditation issue is very important. There are certain things that you should know about accreditation.1.

When enrolling for a criminal justice program, the first thought in your mind is that you should get a good job, or if you are already employed, a good promotion, once you complete the program and get the degree.All your dreams can come to naught if...

Anyone hoping to be employed in the criminal justice field needs to be armed with more than just a degree. Though your chances of employment increase exponentially if you have a degree in any area of criminal justice and law enforcement, most jobs...

Following the tragic events of 9/11 there is today a much greater awareness throughout society about such issues as homeland security, airport security, public safety and management, international terrorism, criminology and criminal psychology and...

Non-traditional students are almost always those who are already employed and are seeking higher education to climb up the corporate ladder. Their main problem is how to get a degree of one’s choice without having to disrupt one’s existing...

ITT Tech has about 80 locations in 30 states and is the largest operator in the US of post-secondary school technical education. The school has over 37,000 students in different streams of education.

Students with criminal justice degrees have an extensive array of careers open to them coupled with immense opportunities for growth and progress. Criminal justice incumbents earn among the best salaries and compensations in the country.

To prepare you for the challenging and demanding careers in crime scene investigation, degree, diploma and certificate programs in the subject aim to provide a solid foundation in the American criminal justice and law enforcement systems.

For web-based criminology and criminal justice related distance education programs, the Criminal Justice Distance Learning Consortium (CJDLC) has laid down accreditation guidelines.

To put it succinctly, the difference between an accredited criminal justice school and a non-accredited one is while the degree you get from the former is valuable and can get you a job, a degree form the latter is worthless and is unlikely to get...