Is a Criminal Justice undergrad degree counterproductive? Forum

[09042014]

interestingly enough, Northwestern has a CJ major in UG

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LOL NorthwesTTTern.

They also watch the pron in class as undergrad.

I ran for SBA President on a pro Fucksaw agenda.

[Bartlebee06]

Bartleby, you have probably won the competition as you have the correct spelling of the name.

[buckilaw]

extensive marshal arts and weapons training

O really?

Do you think that many people who take Crim J are just less intelligent or do other majors just prepare you better for critical thinking.

A strong case can be made for the former.

[Bartlebee06]

extensive marshal arts and weapons training

O really?

Do you think that many people who take Crim J are just less intelligent or do other majors just prepare you better for critical thinking.

A strong case can be made for the former.

Yes I know. I have some real train wrecks in my major classes.

[gothamm]

Its fine. I thought it may have hurt me, but so far my cycle is turning out very well. results in profile.

[bloobook]

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[FiveSermon]

Won't matter. Just have a high lsat+GPA.

[HarveyBirdman]

Maybe respectable was a little too insulting but what I should say is top schools, including most top state don't have them. .

Ohio State is generally ranked pretty high among state schools for undergrad and they have a "criminology and criminal justice studies" major.

And then I'm pretty sure University of Pennsylvania offers a master's degree in criminology, as well as joint criminology MA/JD degree with the law school.

I don't think there's any difference between criminal justice and criminology.

[09042014]

Maybe respectable was a little too insulting but what I should say is top schools, including most top state don't have them. .

Ohio State is generally ranked pretty high among state schools for undergrad and they have a "criminology and criminal justice studies" major.

And then I'm pretty sure University of Pennsylvania offers a master's degree in criminology, as well as joint criminology MA/JD degree with the law school.

I don't think there's any difference between criminal justice and criminology.

Few/Some/many/most/all is a huge factor on the LSAT. Maybe that explains it.

[buckilaw]

Maybe respectable was a little too insulting but what I should say is top schools, including most top state don't have them. .

Ohio State is generally ranked pretty high among state schools for undergrad and they have a "criminology and criminal justice studies" major.

And then I'm pretty sure University of Pennsylvania offers a master's degree in criminology, as well as joint criminology MA/JD degree with the law school.

I don't think there's any difference between criminal justice and criminology.

Few/Some/many/most/all is a huge factor on the LSAT. Maybe that explains it.

Well played.