The Bachelor of Arts degree in Justice offers the educational foundation for a variety of administrative, operational, research, and planning positions related to crime and the administration of justice. Those graduates with records of high achievement in the Justice undergraduate program will be prepared to pursue advanced education in graduate and professional degree programs at the University of Alaska Anchorage and other universities.

Graduates who receive a Bachelor of Arts degree in Justice have both broad educational preparation for productive citizenship and the specialized knowledge and skills required for the understanding, administration and improvement of police, court, and correctional policies and organizations.

Program Information

The following links are to PDF's.

Recommended Course Sequence
2012-2013 Catalog Information
2012-2013 Catalog Course Descriptions
2012-2013 UAA GER sheet

2012-2013 Justice BA Advising Sheet
2012-2013 Pre-Law Emphasis Advising Sheet

Please contact the Justice Center if you would like advising information for earlier catalog years.

The Justice Exit Exam is a graduation requirement for the Bachelor of Arts in Justice degree. The examination will only be administered twice in a given semester. Justice majors who plan to graduate in the fall or spring semester should contact the Justice Center at 786-1810 to reserve a seat. Students who plan to graduate in the summer will need to schedule a date to take the required exam the previous spring semester.

In order to participate, students must apply for graduation prior to the scheduled exam date.

In fall 2013, the Exit Exam will be scheduled twice in November. Check back here during the semester for exam dates/times - TBA