Incomplete B.S Bio to B.A CJ

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The bad news is you have no CJ coursework; the good news is, you have a lot of credit from an RA school.  Here are 3 options that are NOT CJ, just in case you want "ANY" degree and then maybe want to get a CJ degree afterwards (or a master's, or a specialized undergrad or post-grad certificate):
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TESU BALS - you have 92cr, including most of the GE, most free electives, all UL in the AoS, and possibly most LL in the AoS
Courses needed
1) a Diversity course (like Sociology, World Religions, or World Geography)
2) an Ethics course
3) a Civic Engagement course (like American Government)
4) 12cr of 200-level coursework in Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Science/Math
5) 1cr of Free Electives
*this all assumes that the courses I show in your AoS are 200-level, which they may not be, in which case you'd need a few extra courses
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Excelsior BLS - you have 89cr, including most of your GE, all of your UL
Courses needed
1) an Ethics course
2) a Social Science course
3) 22cr of Free Electives
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UMPI BLS - you have 89cr, including most of your GE, your Free Electives, and tons of UL
Courses needed
2D) a hands-on creative course (best taken at UMPI)
5A) a Diverse World Views course (like Sociology or World Geography)
5C) a Foreign Language course
5D) an Ethics course
5E) a Civic Knowledge course (like American Gov)
9 courses from UMPI, 6 of which will be in the concentration/minor
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If you still want a CJ degree, here are the options that I can see:

TESU BA in CJ - you have 92cr, including most of the GE, most free electives, all UL in the AoS, and possibly most LL in the AoS
Courses needed
1) a Diversity course (like World Religions or World Geography, save Sociology for the AoS)
2) an Ethics course
3) a Civic Engagement course
4) required courses for the AoS
- CJ 101: Intro to Criminal Justice (SDC)
- CJ 104: Intro to Criminology (SDC)
- CJ 305: The Juvenile Justice System (SDC-UL)
- CJ 306: Research Methods in CJ (SDC-UL)
- Intro to Law Enforcement (DSST exam)
5) CJ Electives (3 courses, 1 of which is UL)
- CJ 301: White Collar Crime (SDC-UL) or CJ 381: Victimology (SDC-UL)
- CJ 106: Forensic Science
- CJ 107: Criminal Law
6) SOC Electives (3 courses)
- SOC 101: Intro to Sociology (SDC)
- SOC 305: Sociology of Work (SDC-UL)
- SOC-210: Marriage & the Family (TECEP Exam)
7) a 16cr term at TESU which includes:
- Courts & Criminal Procedures
- Intro to Corrections
- Ethics in CJ
- Cornerstone
- Capstone
- a 1cr course
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UMPI BA in CJ - you have 89cr, including most of your GE, your Free Electives, and tons of UL
Courses needed
2D, 5A, 5C, 5D, 5E
8 courses from SDC that will transfer into the major
8 courses from UMPI in the major
And you'd still have to figure out how to get the Field Experience, which could be rather difficult to do
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And if you wanted to get a degree in Psych, TESU has one that's available via alt-credit.  You could do a combined CJ/Psych degree as well, although that would add a LOT of courses to your situation, which I don't necessarily advise.

And CSU-Global has a degree in CJ, with a Degree Specialization in Criminology, which might be a good thing to look at.  Closest thing to Forensic Psychology that I can see.

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Last, SNHU has a Bachelor's and a Master's in Forensic Psychology.