Enterprise State Community College offers a transferable associate in science degree for those interested in Criminal Justice, providing an affordable and accessible foundation for students aiming to pursue careers in law enforcement, corrections, forensic science, legal studies, or public administration. The program is structured to align with the Alabama Transfers articulation agreement, ensuring students complete the coursework needed to seamlessly transfer to any public four-year institution in Alabama.
The curriculum includes core courses in criminal justice alongside general education classes in English, history, psychology, and sociology. Enterprise State’s small class sizes and dedicated instructors provide a personalized and supportive learning environment. Advisors work closely with students to create individualized academic plans that meet transfer requirements and career aspirations, helping them save time and money.
The college’s affordable tuition, combined with financial aid options and scholarships, makes earning a degree accessible for students from diverse backgrounds. Flexible course schedules accommodate traditional and non-traditional learners alike
With a commitment to quality education and affordability, Enterprise State Community College prepares students for successful transfers and rewarding careers in criminal justice.
Careers for those with a Criminal Justice degree include Law Enforcement Officer, Federal Agent, Crime Scene Investigator, and Court Clerk.
Transfer Pathway
Students can complete their pre-requirements for Criminal Justice Pathway at Enterprise State Community College. Students planning to transfer to an Alabama public senior institution can utilize the following information to make sure thier credits transfer.
- Course Requirements
- Credit Transfer Guide
- How Transfers Work at ESCC
- Estimated Transfer Timeline
- Transfer Policies & Procedures
The Alabama Articulation Program
Alabama Transfers is a computerized articulation and transfer planning system designed to inform students who attend Alabama Community Colleges about degree requirements, course equivalents, and other transfer information pertaining to specific majors at each state-funded four-year institution.