Students are expected to ground their ideas and observations about crime and justice within traditions that are empirically and theoretically informed. The study of crime and criminal justice at Seton Hall University is designed to give the students a critical viewpoint concerning all dimensions of the criminal justice system. Graduates from the program can pursue careers in criminal justice, or attend graduate school or law school. A series of internships are offered to criminal justice majors in both federal and state agencies. All transfer students will be interviewed before being accepted into the program.
Transfer students have one semester to reach the minimum required grade point average.
Transfer students are required to take at least 18 credits from the Seton Hall criminal justice program.