Administration of Justice Systems

The Administration of Justice Systems Program assists in preparing students for occupations which may include: Security Guard, Bailiff, Detention Officer, Game and Fish Officer, Park Ranger, Investigator, and Probation Officer. Local career opportunities exist in all Northland Pioneer College communities as well as statewide.

Northland Pioneer College offers a unique service to law enforcement officers who have completed AzPost certification during or since 1990. If the officer completes 20 credit hours at Northland Pioneer College, s/he may submit proof of AzPost training academy certification, dated since January 1, 1990, and receive, at no additional cost, 30 hours of law enforcement credits toward an NPC Associate of Applied Science degree in Administration of Criminal Justice. If the residence requirement (20 credit hours at Northland) is not complete the student may still submit proof of AzPost certification, and be charged $15.00 per credit for evaluation and transfer of AzPost credits to his/her NPC transcript.

The credits would be assessed in the following manner:

Total: 30 credits


Associate of Applied Science • 64 cr.

To complete an Associate of Applied Science degree in Administration of Criminal Justice a student must complete the general education requirements (16 cr.), the core requirements (42 hrs.) and complete 3 credits of required electives and 3 credits of unrestricted electives.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS • 16 cr.

Communications • 6 cr.
Mathematics • 3 cr.
Arts and Humanities • 3 cr.
Physical and Biological Sciences 4 cr.
Core Requirements • 42 cr.
Required Electives • 3 cr.

Student may choose any one 3-credit unduplicated course from ANT, HUS, PSY or SOC. • 3 cr.

Unrestricted Electives • 3 cr.

Student may choose any 3-credit unduplicated course at the 100 or higher level • 3 cr.









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