Baltimore Community College To Offer Online Law Enforcement Degree

Aug 27, 2003

Baltimore Community College To Offer Online Law Enforcement Degree
By Ronald Roach

Baltimore

Baltimore City Community College (BCCC) will offer an associate’s degree in law enforcement entirely online beginning this fall. Online courses will include Introduction to Criminal Justice, Fundamentals of Law Enforcement, People’s Law, Organizational Dynamics, and Investigative Principles and Concepts, and others. All course requirements, both the criminal justice and general education classes, can be completed in a two-year time frame.

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