Criminal Justice is one of the fastest-growing career fields in the American workplace today. It's important to understand the scope of Criminal Justice, though, and the many occupations available under the Criminal Justice umbrella. A common perception is that most Criminal Justice jobs are as police officers---State Troopers, Local Patrolmen, County Sheriff's Deputies. In fact, Criminal Justice students are instructed in a variety of law enforcement disciplines, and can find work as Border Patrol Agents, Deputy U.S. Marshalls, Homeland Security Specialists, Polygraph Examiner, Postal Inspector, Fugitive Apprehension Officer, INS Officer, BATF Agent, Park Ranger, Private Investigator, and more.

This Month's Featured Criminal Justice Programs
	American InterContinental University Online	Criminal Justice - Associate's Degree (AABA) Criminal Justice - Bachelor of Science
	Boston University (Online)	Criminal Justice - Master of Criminal Justice
	Everest College	Criminal Investigations - Certificate Criminal Justice - Associate of Science Criminal Justice - Associate of Science
	ECPI College of Technology (Online)	Criminal Justice Technology - Associate of Applied Science
	Kaplan University (Online)	B.S. in Criminal Justice B.S. in Criminal Justice/Corrections B.S. in Criminal Justice/Forensic Psychology B.S. in Criminal Justice/Fraud Examination B.S. in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement B.S. in Criminal Justice/Private Security
	South University (Online)	Criminal Justice - Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice - Master of Science
	University of Phoenix	Criminal Justice Administration - Bachelor of Science