AAS Administration of Justice to BS Criminology and Criminal Justice Pathway
Earn your AAS Administration of Justice from Honolulu Community and transfer to Chaminade University to earn your Criminology and Criminal Justice degree—your General Education/Core Curriculum will be waived. The AAS is not eligible for the Gen Ed waiver. Completion of the AAS will satisfy the following Gen Ed requirements: EN 101, Quantitative Reasoning, Quantitative Skills, Knowledge of Beauty and Creation, and Critical Thinking.
Admission Requirements
- AAS Administration of Justice degree from Honolulu Community College
- As part of the associate’s degree, students should take the following courses, completed with a C or better:
- AJ 103 Criminal Investigation
- AJ 210 Juvenile Justice
- AJ 230 Principles of Police Supervision
- AJ 280 Current Issues in Administration of Justice
Two-Year Criminology and Criminal Justice Degree (to be completed at Chaminade University)
The following Gen Ed courses are built into the two-year completion at CUH: EN 102, COM 101, Catholic Intellectual Tradition, Education for: Formation in Faith, Integral Education, Family Spirit, Service/Justice/Peace, and Adaptation & Change and the Capstone Course
YEAR 1
Fall Term (15 credits)
COM 101 Intro to Communication
CJ 201 Foundations in Criminology
EN 102 Expository Writing
CJ 423 Criminal Law
Gen Ed – Service, Justice & Peace (Upper Division)
Spring Term (15 credits)
CJ 327 Career Development
CJ 321 Research Methods
PSY 321/424 or SOC 401/407
Gen Ed – Formation in Faith (Upper Division)
Gen Ed – Adaptation & Change
YEAR 2
Fall Term (15 credits)
CJ 315 Behavioral Sciences Statistics
CJ 424 Criminal Procedures
CJ 491 Juvenile Deviancy & Juvenile Justice
Gen Ed – Integral Education (Upper Division)
Gen Ed – Family Spirit (Upper Division)
Spring Term (15 credits)
CJ 451 Corrections
CJ 432 Law Enforcement
CJ 490 Seminar in Criminal Justice Agencies
Gen Ed – Catholic Intellectual Tradition
Gen Ed – Capstone
