Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement

Students will no longer be admitted to the Associate of Science Criminal Justice Degree program effective Fall 2025. Enrolled students will be able to complete program requirements.

Midland College offers two associate degrees and a certificate in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement. The Associate of Science (AS) Criminal Justice degree is designed to provide courses at the freshman and sophomore levels for students pursuing a baccalaureate degree with a major or minor in criminal justice. The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Law Enforcement degree provides education and training for developing a marketable skill in law enforcement and may qualify the graduate for admission into a Bachelor of Applied Technology or Bachelor of Applied Science program at certain colleges or universities.

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has designated five courses in the Criminal Justice Field of Study (CJFOS). These courses comprise a core of courses that are guaranteed to transfer to upper-level institutions and apply towards a baccalaureate degree in criminal justice.

Learn more about Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement.

Or, contact:

Angelina Dolaptchieva

Division Support Coordinator

adolaptchieva@midland.edu

(432) 685-6830

Brian Kneisley, Faculty

bkneisley@midland.edu

(432) 685-4685

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Programs

Associate

Certificate(s)

Certificate, Criminal Justice