Program Overview
Criminology and Policing (BA) Program
The Criminology and Policing (BA) program at Laurier is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system, youth justice, psychology of crime, and more.
Program Overview
Throughout the Criminology and Policing degree, students will take courses in various topics related to the field. Upon acceptance, students should consult Academic Advising and the Course Registration Guide to determine their program requirements, specific courses to complete, and the length of their academic journey at Laurier.
College Pathways
Students who have successfully completed a 2 or 3-year college diploma at an Ontario college may be eligible for admission into the Criminology and Policing (BA) program at Laurier's Online campus via a block transfer agreement.
- Required final average from an approved program: 75%+
- Other admission requirements: 60%+ in a 4U English (or equivalent) and proof of graduation
- Number of transfer credits granted: 6.0 (2-year diploma) or 7.5 (3-year diploma)
- Number of Laurier credits required to graduate: 12.5 to 14.0
Enhancing or Diversifying the Degree
As a transfer student, individuals can add an option or minor in various fields to their honours BA degree to broaden and enhance their academic studies.
Transfer Credits and Evaluation
The exact transfer credits will be determined based on the student's unique academic journey and outlined in a transfer credit assessment as part of their offer package. It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that all academic program and course requirements have been met. Refer to regulations in the academic calendar and connect with an academic advisor once the offer has been accepted.
Important Note
Not all program requirements are reflected in these pathway descriptions. Students should refer to the academic calendar and consult with an academic advisor to ensure all requirements are met.