For more information about grading and other policies in Developmental Studies, consult the section of the college catalog on College Policies. The Criminal Justice program provides instruction in the areas of law enforcement, security, and rehabilitative services. A focus on law enforcement can prepare students for employment in federal, state or local law enforcement. Graduates can work in areas as varied as criminal investigation, border patrol, or environmental protection. The expanding field of rehabilitative services offers many employment opportunities.
Security is one of the fastest growing industries today.
The Criminal Justice program combines community learning experiences with a variety of classroom formats. Internships exist throughout Rockland County's criminal justice system. A Campus Security Practicum provides a firsthand view of security in action. Each Wintersession, Rockland offers a criminal justice seminar in London. The Criminal Justice faculty consists of individuals with a unique range of academic credentials and real world experience that compares favorably with programs at many four-year institutions.