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02-20-06, 07:35 PM
I gave a good web resource for others to use in a recent response (see here: http://forums.realpolice.net/showthread.php?t=47671), but to hopefully circumvent a bunch of inquiries about how to find a college/CJ program/etc in a particular area, I'm making this single post available for all.
1) Go to http://univsearch.com/
2) Click on the state of choice (under Colleges by State).
3) For all schools listed, you will find information on the programs offered, whether the school is regionally accredited, and other important and relevant information you should consider when determining where you should enroll.
Another good idea is to use the Office of Post-secondary Education (a division of the US Dept. of Education) website for a search of nationally and regionally accredited degrees in your area (as well as other useful information): http://ope.ed.gov/accreditation/Search.asp
1) Go to http://univsearch.com/
2) Click on the state of choice (under Colleges by State).
3) For all schools listed, you will find information on the programs offered, whether the school is regionally accredited, and other important and relevant information you should consider when determining where you should enroll.
Another good idea is to use the Office of Post-secondary Education (a division of the US Dept. of Education) website for a search of nationally and regionally accredited degrees in your area (as well as other useful information): http://ope.ed.gov/accreditation/Search.asp