Adult & Juvenile Services and Corrections, A.A.S.

General Education Requirements

Take courses from the GELO categories below.  Follow this link for a complete list of General Education Courses (GELOs)  

GELO #1: Speech Communication

•  COMM 1090 Fundamentals of Human Communication  Credits: 3 
  OR
• COMM 2100 Communicating in Groups and Teams   Credits: 3
  OR
• COMM 1110  Public Speaking

GELO #2: Written Communication

• ENGL 1010 - English Composition I
    Credits: 3
  OR
• ENGL 1054 Writing and Communities   Credits: 3

GELO #4: Global Awareness and Citizenship

• SOCI 1020 - Social Identities in Everyday Life
    Credits: 3
  OR
• SOCI 2150 - Exploring Unity and Diversity  Credits: 3
  OR
• GLST 2980/2981  Global Studies Experience 

Students must take additional classes from the GELO categories below for a minimum of: Credits: 6

No classes from the same GELO category.

GELO #3: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

GELO #5: Analytical, Quantitative, and Scientific Reasoning

GELO #6: Career and Life Skills

Core Courses

All Adult and Juvenile Services and Corrections Associate of Applied Science students are required to take ACFS 1015  in their first semester of the program. All courses listed are required. 

• ACFS 1015 - Success@SCC Credits: 1
• CRIM 1010 - Introduction to Criminal Justice Credits: 3
• CRIM 1020 - Introduction to Corrections Credits: 3
• CRIM 1030 - Courts & the Judicial Process Credits: 3
• CRIM 2000 - Criminal Law Credits: 3
• CRIM 2015 - Community-Based Corrections: Probation & Parole Credits: 3
• CRIM 2080 - Criminal Procedures Credits: 3
• CRIM 2100 - Juvenile Justice Credits: 3
• CRIM 2240 - Ethics in Criminal Justice Credits: 3
• CRIM 2290 - Report Writing in Criminal Justice Credits: 3
• CRIM 2340 - Effective Communications in Criminal Justice Credits: 3
• CRIM 2420 - Introduction to Threat Assessment Credits: 3
• HMRS 2517 - Medical & Psychosocial Aspects of Alcohol/Drug Use, Abuse & Addiction Credits: 3
• HMRS 2518 - Clinical Treatment Issues in Chemical Dependency Credits: 3
• PSYC 1810 - Introduction to Psychology Credits: 3
• PSYC 2200 - Human Development Credits: 3

Total: 61 hours