Applied Science - Law Enforcement Management, Bachelor of Applied Science

In addition to University Requirements:

• 64 units in an associate degree transfer block (students with an A.A.S from an Arizona community college may transfer up to 75 units)
• 18 units of B.A.S. Requirements
• 27 units of Law Enforcement Management Specialization Requirements

• Up to 9 units of specialization prefix courses may be used to satisfy Liberal Studies requirements; these same courses may also be used to satisfy specialization requirements.

• Elective courses, if needed, to reach an overall total of at least 120 units.

Minimum Units for Completion	120
Highest Mathematics Required	MAT 114
Additional Admission Requirements	Required
Fieldwork Experience/Internship	Optional
Progression Plan Link	Not Available

Additional Admission Requirements

• Individual program admission requirements over and above admission to NAU are required.

• To be admitted into a Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) plan, you must have an associate degree, either completed or in progress, at a regionally accredited institution, and the associate degree must be completed prior to the awarding of the BAS degree.

Liberal Studies Requirement

• • Please note that you may use the same course to satisfy both a liberal studies and a BAS Requirement.
  • Up to 9 units of major prefix courses may be used to satisfy Liberal Studies requirements; these same courses may also be used to satisfy major requirements.
  • Students with a completed AGEC from Arizona Community Colleges will have met the 35 units of liberal studies requirements.
  • Students transferring into this program from California may meet NAU's liberal studies requirements by completing an IGETC at a California Community College. Please contact an advisor for more information.

Associate Degree Transfer Block

• • 64 units in an associate's degree transfer block (If you have been awarded an AAS degree from an Arizona Community College, NAU will accept up to 75 transfer units.)

Major Requirements

• B.A.S. Requirements (18 units)

• This coursework is designed to help you acquire a general knowledge of management, organizational, and policy issues while advancing your professional communication, computer, and quantitative skills. Some departments may require that you take specific courses from the BAS requirements or may place other restrictions on the courses that the department requires. Please see departmental requirements for specific information. Other courses may be used to fulfill the BAS elective requirements. At least 15 units in the core must be upper-division (300- or 400-level) courses.

• • Communication Block (3 units)
    Select one:

    • CST 314, CST 315, CST 424, CST 465, CST 472, CST 475, CST 477
    • ENG 302W, ENG 305W
    Public Administration and Management Block (3 units)
    • PADM 329
    Values, Ethics, and Policy Block (3 units)
    • JUS 411
    Technical, Quantitative, Qualitative and Science Block (3 units)
    Select one:
    
    • PADM 356, JUS 350W
    Electives (6 units)
    Select two from the following:
    
    • BBA 340
    • BIO 301, BIO 302
    • CCJ 315, CCJ 325, CCJ 355, CCJ 380
    • HUM 371, HUM 373
    • MGT 303
    • POS 344, POS 359 
    • SOC 301, SOC 333, SOC 334, SOC 339, SOC 431, SOC 441
    • STA 270
    Also Note:
    • You may use the same course to satisfy both a B.A.S. and a liberal studies requirement.
    • As noted above in the B.A.S Requirements, students in the Law Enforcement Management specialization are required to take PADM 329 from the Public Administration block, and JUS 411 from the Values block.

• Law Enforcement Management Specialization Requirements (27 units)

  • JUS 330, JUS 337, JUS 339, JUS 410, JUS 420, JUS 450 (18 units)
  • PADM 301, PADM 327 (6 units)
  • PADM 408C or PADM 421C (3 units)

General Electives

• Additional coursework is required if, after you have met the previously described requirements, you have not yet completed a total of 120 units of credit.

  You may take these remaining courses from any of the academic areas, using these courses to pursue your specific interests and goals. You may also use prerequisites or transfer credits as electives if they weren't used to meet major, minor, or liberal studies requirements.
  
  We encourage you to consult with your advisor to select the courses that will be most advantageous to you.

Additional Information

• Be aware that some courses may have prerequisites that you must also successfully complete. For prerequisite information, click on the course or see your advisor.

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