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CRIMINOLOGY DEPARTMENT
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What educational
background do I need to get into the Crim program?
See our
online Calendar for what you
need to enter
either the Diploma or BA. The main requirements are that
students have completed Grade 12 (minimum C+ in English 12,
and minimum C in Principles of Math 11).
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What happens if I don't
have Grade 11 Math or English 12 with a C+ or better?
You will not be coded as a CRIM student in the registration
system. This means that you will not be able to register in
courses reserved for criminology students. However, you can
still apply when you have upgraded your math or English
through
Career & Academic Preparation Programs.
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Can I be accepted into the
Crim program if I am upgrading to Grade 11 Math and/or
English 12?
No. You must
first have the prerequisites. However, you
can still enroll in university-transferable courses and
later use those to count as electives towards your Diploma.
Once you have Math 11 and English 12, you can apply to the
program.Criminology courses taught in Duncan are not reserved. If
there is space available, you may be able to register in one
of these
courses.
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Course Requirements for
Diploma
Use this guide to timetable your courses.
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Required Courses
in Criminology
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Credits
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CRIM 101 |
3 |
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CRIM 103 or PSYC
103 |
3 |
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CRIM 131 |
3 |
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CRIM 135 |
3 |
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CRIM 204 |
3 |
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CRIM 220 or SOCI
250 |
3 |
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CRIM 230 |
3 |
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One of Crim 210,
213, 241, 251, 290 |
3 |
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Minimum Crim
Required |
24 |
Required Courses
from Other Areas
Register in reserved sections |
Credits |
Two from ENGL
111,112,115,116
(ENGL 115 & 116 recommended). See
note below. |
6 |
MATH 161
(recommended)
or MATH 211(not reserved) |
3 |
PHIL 100
or PHIL 111, 112 |
3 |
PSYC 111
PSYC 112 |
6 |
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SOCI 111 |
3 |
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POLI 151 |
3 |
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Total required
credits from other areas:
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24 |
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Electives chosen
by student (4) |
12 |
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Total |
60 |
NOTE:
Students who achieve a grade of B+ or better in ENGL 111 or
115 do not require any further credits in English You must
have 60 credits to be eligible for the Diploma.
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How do I register?
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There are
clear instructions for registering at Malaspina. On the
application form, under the heading, "Please specify the
program for which you are applying as it is listed in the
Calendar", print CRIMINOLOGY.
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We accept applications between Nov 15 and March 31. Late applications will be
considered, depending on student enrolment.
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Program Timetable
Please
see the
Online Calendar for course descriptions.
Use the guide below to
timetable your courses.
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Year 1
NEW STUDENTS |
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Fall |
Spring |
| CRIM 101 |
CRIM 103 |
| CRIM 135 |
CRIM 131 |
| PSYC 111 |
PSYC 112 |
| SOCI 111 |
PHIL - E |
ENGL 115
or ENGL 111 |
ENGL 116 |
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Year 2
2nd Yr.
CONTINUING STUDENTS |
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Fall |
Spring |
| CRIM 204 |
CRIM 220 |
| CRIM - E |
CRIM 230 |
| MATH 161 |
POLI 151 |
| Elective |
Elective |
| Elective |
Elective |
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2nd Yr.
CONTINUING STUDENT
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Fall |
Spring |
| CRIM 204 |
CRIM 220 |
| CRIM - E |
CRIM 230 |
| MATH 161 |
POLI 151 |
| Elective |
Elective |
| Elective |
Elective |
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NEW STUDENTS |
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Fall |
Spring |
| CRIM 101 |
CRIM 103 |
| CRIM 135 |
CRIM 131 |
| PSYC 111 |
PSYC 112 |
| SOCI 111 |
PHIL - E |
ENGL 115
or 111 |
ENGL 116 or
112 |
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Notes
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CRIM-E means a required criminology course elected from
CRIM 210, CRIM 213, CRIM 241, CRIM 251 or CRIM 290.
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Reserved seats will be held for Criminology students in
all their required courses until July. After that time,
they will be open to anyone.
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Can I take Criminology
classes if I'm not coded as a CRIM student?
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If I have been accepted,
what do I do next?
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In June, you will be notified when you can timetable your
courses (this can be done online). You may wish to consult
an advisor at this point.
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Please remember that
seats have been reserved for you in some sections of Math,
Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy and Political Science.
When you timetable your courses,
look for the
electives which have been reserved for Criminology students.
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Questions about the
program?
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