Criminal Justice

MSU's master's program in Criminal Justice is designed to prepare students in conducting research and participating actively in the development of knowledge in the areas of criminological theory, crime control, and correctional and police administration. Students who want a career in law enforcement, corrections, or rehabilitation or who wish to pursue a deeper understanding of crime and the criminal justice system can choose a combination of elective courses that support their particular career goals and interests.

» Program Website: Master of Arts in Criminal Justice

» Master of Arts in Criminal Justice: 36 Hours

» Online

Online programs may not meet F1 Visa criteria.

Submit requirements to the Admissions Office.

» Application to McAda Graduate School
» Application Fee ($50 Domestic or $75 International)
» Official Transcripts
» Application to Criminal Justice Program
» Personal Statement
» Three Letters of Recommendation

Domestic Applicants
» Fall: August 1
» Spring: December 1
» Summer I: May 1
» Summer II: June 1

International Applicants
» Fall: June 1
» Spring: October 1

International Applicants in the U.S.
» Fall: August 1
» Spring: December 1

Program Cost - Online
» Texas Resident: $15,056
» Non-Texas Resident: $19,196
» Non-U.S. Resident: $31,616

Semester Cost - Online (9 Hours)
» Texas Resident: $4,056
» Non-Texas Resident: $5,091
» Non-U.S. Resident: $8,196

These amounts are rough estimates that are subject to change.
These amounts do not include the cost of textbooks or class supplies.