CRIMINAL JUSTICE, FORENSIC SCIENCE, and PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE A.S. PROGRAM ADVISEMENT

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1 CRIMINAL JUSTICE, FORENSIC SCIENCE, and PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE A.S. PROGRAM ADVISEMENT Students interested in being advised by may do so by completing this packet. Correspondence must be through your HVCC webmail account. No Exception. All three parts must be completed and completed correctly. Incomplete and incorrectly completed forms will be returned. PART I Please answer the questions regarding your academic and future endeavors. The answers you provide will become part of your physical record. If a question is not applicable, please indicate so by putting N/A. Your answers to the questions may result in follow up questions. PART II Complete the academic planning sheet. Indicate the courses you have taken with a grade of A, B, C, and D. Also indicate the courses you are currently taking. Report midterm grades if available (A, B, C, D, and F). The semester taken column should have the term (Fall (FA), Intersession (IN), Spring (SP), or Summer (SU)) and year. PART III Complete the course advisement form except AVN. You will need to indicate the course(s) you are planning to take for this upcoming term. Make sure to indicate if the course has a lab or not. You should reference the academic planning sheet for the sequence of courses you should be taking. If you choose not to follow the prescribed sequence, you will need to provide an explanation to why and map out your new sequence. Changing the sequence you take courses can affect when you graduate. The sequence will vary for parttime students and students that need to retake courses. Elective courses APPENDIX

2 PART I 1. How are your courses going this academic term? a) Do you have any concerns or worries? b) Are you making the progress you expect? 2. Are you happy with the program? YES NO If No, Please Explain: 3. Are there any special situations that need to be considered for the upcoming term (health, family, work, etc.)? 4. Do you receive financial aid? YES NO If yes, what type of aid? 5. What do you plan to do once you have completed your degree at HVCC? a) If you plan to transfer to a four year institution, where are you applying? b) If you are looking to start your career, what type of employment are you looking at? 6. Comments and/or questions about HVCC, your program, requirements scheduling, transferring, careers, etc.: Student Name:

3 PART II CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM ACADEMIC PLANNING SHEET ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE Include Transfer Credits That have been posted to your HVCC Unofficial Transcript SEMESTER TAKEN FIRST TERM COURSE SEQUENCE CREDITS FORM 109 College Forum (1) CRJS 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 ENGL 101 English Composition I 3 ENGL 115 Library Skills 1 PSYC 100 General Psychology 3 BADM 220 Statistics OR 4 MATH 135 Elementary Statistics OR PSYC 275 Statistics for Behavior Science Term Total: 17 SECOND TERM COURSE SEQUENCE CRJS 110 Introduction to Criminal Law OR CRJS 210 Constitutional Law ENGL 104 English Composition II: Writing about Literature 3 SOCL 100 Sociology 3 PADM 100 Introduction to Public Administration OR 3 Political Science Elective Term Total: 15 THIRD TERM COURSE SEQUENCE CRJS 250 Criminology 3 Foreign Language 3 Restricted Elective 3-4 PSYC 260 Practical Research Methods 3 Term Total: FORTH TERM COURSE SEQUENCE CRJS 265 Correctional Services 3 CRJS 295 Criminal Justice Capstone 3 Foreign Language II 3 Restricted Elective 3 Term Total: 15 Total Attempted Credits: Program Credit Total: 60 Cumulative GPA: 3 GRADE Student Signature: Advisor: Howard Bancroft

4 PART III COURSE ADVISEMENT FORM CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM You must be matriculated in the above degree program in order to be advised by this Department TERM: Fall Intersession Spring Summer YEAR: Request Made By AVN: First Choice Courses: Course Title (Example: English Composition I) Subject/Course # (Example: ENGL 101) Lab (Yes or No) CRN # (If known) Second Choice Courses: (If any of the above courses are not available, then you may select from the list below). Note: You may not make changes to this schedule without consulting with an academic advisor. Failure to follow these instructions may result in your failure to meet all degree requirements. You are required to read the following information and enter your signature below. 1. I understand that I am responsible for being aware of all financial aid requirements pertaining to my own situation as described in the college catalog. (Particular attention should be given to course repetition, academic standing, and unapproved electives). I understand that the grades I receive at the end of the semester can have an impact on my financial aid and/or my ability to return to HVCC in subsequent semester. I understand that I should receive the Academic Standing Policies contained in the HVCC catalog. 2. I understand that my academic history can be assessed by going to the College s website at 3. I understand that I have complete responsibility for ensuring that I meet all degree requirements for this academic program. 4. I understand that making changes to this recommended schedule, without consulting my advisor, could result in my failure to successfully complete this academic program according to my scheduled graduation date. Student Name: Student ID#: H00 Advisor Name: H. Bancroft

5 BIOL 104 BIOL 105 BIOL 109 BIOL 119 BIOL 125 BIOL 126 BIOL 150 BIOL 151 BIOL 190 BIOL 191 BIOL 205 BIOL 206 BIOL 207 BIOL 215 BIOL 237 BIOL 240 BIOL 241 BIOL 252 BIOL 270 BIOL 271 CHEM 105 CHEM 130 NSCI 250 PHYS 100 PHYS 101 PHYS 105 PHYS 115 PHYS 143 PHYS 145 LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCE ELECTICE: POLITICAL SCIENCE: (NS) Natural Science Elective (OC) Other World Civilizations POLS 101 POLS 105 POLS 110 Topics of Biology-Environment Topics of Biology-The Gene Biology of the Human Organism General Zoology Nutrition General Nutrition General Biology I General Biology II Biology I Biology II Microbiology Field Biology Botany Environmental Science Animal Behavior Invertebrate Zoology Vertebrate Zoology The Biology of the Birds Anatomy and Physiology I Anatomy and Physiology II Concepts in Chemistry Biochemistry Honors Natural Science Physical Science I Physics and Chemistry Physical Science II-Earth Science and Astronomy Introduction to Astronomy Physics Introduction to Meteorology Introductory Geology (AH) American History If Below 85 on US History Regents Exam: HIST 110 HIST 111 Interpretations of American History I Interpretations of American History II If 85 or Above on US History Regents Exam: HIST 115 Introduction to African American History HIST 139 Introduction to the Vietnam War HUSV 215 Psychology and History of Poverty LABR 180 Labor History POLS 105 American National Government SOCL 120 Cultural Diversity in American Society (WC) Western Civilization HIST 100 HIST 101 HIST 130 HIST 137 HIST 139 POLS 102 Western Civilization and the World I Western Civilization and the World II Medieval History History of World War II Introduction to the Vietnam War Introduction to Political Theory 3cr HIST 120 HIST 121 HIST 122 HIST 123 ARTS 100 ARTS 101 ARTS 102 ARTS 107 ARTS 110 ARTS 111 ARTS 115 ARTS 120 ARTS 121 ARTS 130 ARTS 131 ARTS 133 ARTS 135 ARTS 145 ARTS 160 ARTS 212 ARTS 213 ARTS 225 ARTS 226 ARTS 233 ARTS 236 ARTS 270 ARTS 272 ENGL 151 ENGL152 ENGL 156 ENGL 210 ENGL 212 ENGL 220 MUSC 100 MUSC 101 MUSC 105 MUSC 106 THEA 100 THEA 110 THEA 111 THEA 120 THEA 210 History of Africa I History of Africa II History of Middle East I History of Middle East II Survey of Art History I Survey of Art History II Modern Art History Art Appreciation Drawing I Drawing II Two-Dimensional Drawing Painting I Painting II Photography I Photography II Introduction to Digital Photography Introduction to Photography Introduction to Electronic Art Introduction to Graphic Design Advanced Study in Drawing and Painting I Advanced Study in Drawing and Painting II Experimental Drawing in Italy I Experimental Drawing in Italy II Digital Photography Independent Study in Photography History of Photography History of American Cinema Creative Writing: Short Fiction Creative Writing: Poetry and Song Creative Writing Workshop Short Story Poetry Literature into Film Music Appreciation I Music Appreciation II The History of Jazz The History of Rock and Roll Introduction to Theater Acting I Acting II Theater Internship Acting III` Introduction to Political Science American National Government State and Local Government FOREIGN LANGUAGE: ARBC 100 Arabic Language and Culture I ARBC 101 Arabic Language and Culture II ASLN 100 American Sign Language I ASLN 101 American Sign Language II CHNS 100 Chinese Language and Culture I CHNS 101 Chinese Language and Culture I FREN 100 French Language and Culture I FREN 101 French Language and Culture II GERM 100 German Language and Culture I GERM 101 German Language and Culture II ITAL 100 Italian Language and Culture I ITAL 101 Italian Language and Culture II JAPN 100 Japan Language and Culture I JAPN 101 Japan Language and Culture II LATN 100 Latin Language and Culture I LATN 101 Latin Language and Culture II RUSN 100 Russian Language and Culture I RUSN 101 Russian Language and Culture II SPAN 100 Spanish Language and Culture I SPAN 101` Spanish Language and Culture II RESTRICTED ELECTIVE: ARTS 272 BIOL 215 CRJS 203 CRJS 204 ECCE 101 ECCE 102 ECCE 103 ENGL 136 ENGL 222 ENGL 230 HLTH 160 HUSV 210 HUSV 215 MTSC 140 MTSC 180 MTSC 200 PHIL 110 PHIL 120 SOCL 105 SOCL 115 SOCL 120 SOCL 130 SOCL 225 History of American Cinema Environmental Science Introduction to Family Violence Women and Criminal Justice Diversity in Education Culturally Responsive Teaching Building Partnerships with Diverse Families Media and Culture Gender and Literature Multicultural Perspectives in Literature Personal and Community Health Human Sexuality Psychology and History of Poverty Approaches to Death and Dying Cross Cultural and Religious Perspectives for Bereavement Psychology of Grief Comparative Religion Existentialism Modern Science: Changing Our World View African American Experience Cultural Diversity in American Society Anthropology Technology and Society When selecting your electives it would be best to know where you plan to transfer and the requirements of that institution. Please contact your Academic Advisor with any questions you may have regarding the selection of your electives: (518) or h.bancroft@hvcc.edu. 4cr