The Management program is designed to help develop the administrative and leadership skills necessary to assume a business leadership position. Classes are taught in seminar or workshop style with class materials emphasizing behavior, supervision, interpersonal skills, and management problem-solving. This program is immediately applicable for many professionals. The final program, Criminal Justice Administration, was created for Peace Officers needing a bachelor's degree for career advancement. It focuses on training law enforcement professionals for administrative and managerial leadership roles.
Courses cover such areas as criminalistics, forensics, and police-community relations.
All three programs require that the student have at least 60 transferable semester hours of credit and several years of actual work experience. Academic credit to meet this requirement may be granted in several ways, beyond traditional schooling. For example, credit can be awarded for professional, technical, and military training. The program is also financially accessible. Financial aid and tuition plans are available to those who qualify.