Criminal justice majors: what is the difference and what are the benefits
There are many majors in criminal justice. Let us look at the most popular ones justice administration, forensic sciences, corrections management, court reporting, home security, juvenile management, law enforcement, economic crime, cyber crime, legal and paralegal services, and so on.
The main point is: you can get majors in almost an innumerable number of specializations. Each specialization has its own narrow scope of study. Because the scope of study is narrow within a particular period of time, say 2 years a specialized degree can teach a student a lot of things about a particular subject. It is the narrow sharpening of focus in each particular major that brings about the differences in the various majors within criminal justice that you can get degrees in. The difference is in specialization and it has its benefits too.
The more specialized knowledge you have the more valuable you are to employers. The better will be the pay scales that you will be offered. Take something like forensic science the more specialized a degree you have a BS preferably from a school that is...
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