Roosevelt university online graduate programs

Certificates Toggle Certificates. Graduate Toggle Graduate. Pharmacy Toggle Pharmacy. Graduate Catalog This catalog provides official information on graduate academic programs and policies in effect at the university for the academic year How to use this catalog Under the Programs A-Z tab are the current requirements for graduate programs.

Under the Courses A-Z tab is current course information, including the number of credit hours and prerequisites. It offers 74 graduate programs - 60 Master's, 6 Doctorate, and 8 Post-bachelor's. A total of 1, students is enrolled in graduate degree programs out of total 4, students at Roosevelt University.

Below, you can check major programs and concentration for each area of study with offered degrees and completers. You may want to see all graduate schools offering a major program by following the link on the title of the program.

Visual And Performing Arts. Communication and Journalism. Students only need to submit official test scores and high school transcripts if the college requests them. Students who have completed their high school studies outside the country must submit to a Foreign Credential Evaluation.

International students may also need to prove English language proficiency. Graduate students will also use an online application to apply to Roosevelt University, and students will need to fulfill the application requirements of their chosen program. Admissions requirements usually include an application fee, official transcripts, a letter of recommendation, and an unofficial report of standardized test scores.

Each division also charges tuition on a per-credit basis when students are enrolled part-time. For graduate students, similar tuition arrangements exist but are further divided by the specific program in which the students enroll. Applicants who have questions about the application process can contact the Office of Financial Aid Services for guidance during the application process. The capstone seminar course is designed for students to identify and analyze real-life issues facing criminal justice agencies, as well as techniques for developing and proposing solutions to constituents.

The program allows students to take three graduate-level courses as part of their undergraduate degrees. Ours is the only criminal justice program in Chicagoland devoted to social justice.

We offer transformative learning classes in which students work collaboratively with community organizations to achieve a common social justice goal. Students may mentor at-risk youth, design meaningful social activities and assist organizations in developing programs. Roosevelt offers a dynamic study abroad program allowing students to spend one week abroad studying the justice system in another country.

The criminal justice minor consists of 18 hours of classes. In addition to Introduction to Criminal Justice, the student must complete three level courses and three level courses.