Goals of Today’s Session…

Introduce you to John Jay’s

Academic Advisement Center

and the resources we offer.

Provide you with an overview of

academic requirements

Develop a class schedule for the

Fall 2014 semester

The Academic Advisement Center

Professional advisors and peer advisors (John Jay

students) serve as partners in your education. You get

the benefit of our combined perspective and experience

as we help you shape the education you want.

Advisors will help you not only to do some great

academic planning, but encourage you to think about

how all of your experiences fit together, and what they

say about you.

Advising is a conversation that keeps happening and

deepens over time.

Academic Advisement Center 646-557-4816 or 646-557-4872

Room L73 New Building

Bachelor of Arts/ Science

General Education Requirement (42 units)

Major Requirement (33-73 units)

Ex. Criminal Justice, BS = 36 credits required Forensic Psychology = 40 credits required Forensic Science = 73 credits required

Electives (amount of units vary)

Ex. Criminal Justice, BS: 120 – 42 = 78 – 36 = 42 elective units required Forensic Psychology, BA: 120 – 42 = 78 – 40 = 38 elective units required Forensic Science, BS: 120 – 42 = 78 – 73 = 5 elective units required

Total of at least 120 units to graduate.*

Required Common

Core

ENG 101

MATH

Flexible Common Core

WORLD CULTURES & GLOBAL ISSUES

(1 COURSE)

U.S. EXPERIENCE IN ITS DIVERSITY

(1 COURSE)

CREATIVE EXPRESSION

(1 COURSE)

INDIVIDUAL & SOCIETY

(1 COURSE)

SCIENTIFIC WORLD

(1 COURSE)

College Option

300 LEVEL JUSTICE CORE

Suggested Major

Courses

COR 101

PSC 101

LAW 203

LAW 206

PSC 201

COR 201

With an AA or AS degree, you

have fulfilled the Required

and Flexible Common Core

Completing Your Advisement Sheet

SIGN

HERE

Transfer Seminars

The COLLEGE BULLETIN provides important information about:

Majors/Minors ; F Grade Policy (pg. 235)

INC Grade Policy (pg. 232) ; Retention Standards (pg. 235)

… and so much more!

Accessing the College Bulletin

Majors

Anthropology (BA) Computer Science and Information Security (BS) Computer Information Systems in Criminal Justice and Public Administration (BS) Criminal Justice (Institutional Theory and Practice) Criminal Justice (BA) (Crime Control and Prevention) Criminology (BA) Criminal Justice Management (BS) Culture and Deviance Studies (BA) Economics (BS) English (BA) Fire Science (BS) Fire and Emergency Service (BA) Forensic Psychology (BA) Forensic Science (BS) Gender Studies (BA) Global History (BA) Humanities and Justice (BA) Int’l Criminal Justice (BA) Law and Society (BA) Latin American and Latina/o Studies (BA) Philosophy (BA) Police Studies (BS) Political Science (BA) Public Administration (BS) Security Management (BS)

As a John Jay student, you

have 25 majors to choose

from!

Minors & Certificates Addiction Studies Africana Studies Anthropology Art Chemistry Computer Science Corrections Counseling Criminology Dispute Resolution Economics English Film Studies Fire Science Gender Studies Health and Physical Education History Human Rights Human Services Humanities and Justice Journalism Latin American and Latina/o Studies Latin American and Latina/o Studies Honors

Law Mathematics Music Philosophy Police Studies Political Science Psychology Public Administration Security Management Sociology Spanish Spanish Translation & Interpretation Speech and

Media/Theatre Theatre Arts Writing

As a John Jay student, you also have 37 minors

&

5 certificate

options to choose !

Criminal Justice B.S.

Economics (FFA) B.S. John Jay College Requirements for Bachelor of Science in Economics Specialization in Forensic Financial Analysis

Required Credits Grade ECO 220 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3 ECO 225 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 ACC 250 Introduction to Accounting 3 ACC 307 Forensic Accounting I 3 STA 250 Principles & Methods of Statistics 3 ACC 410 Seminar in Forensic Financial Analysis 3 ACC 308 Auditing 3 ACC 309 Forensic Accounting II 3 CJBS 101 Introduction to the American CRJ System 3 LAW 202 Law and Evidence 3

Required Electives- select two ACC 264 Business Law ACC 265 Digital Forensics for the Fraud Examiner ECO 215 Economics of Regulation and the Law ECO 235 Finance for Forensic Economics ECO 330 Quantitative Methods for Decision Makers ECO 360 Corporate & White Collar Crime 3 3

Total Major Credits 36

Forensic Science B.S. John Jay College Requirements for Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science

First 3 Year Requirements Credits Grade BIO 103-104 Modern Bio I & II or 9 Bio 101-102 Paced Modern Biology I-A & I-B and 5 BIO 104 Modern Biology II 4 CHE 103-104 General Chemistry I and II or 9 CHE 101-102 General Chemistry I-A and I-B, and 5 CHE 104 General Chemistry II 4 CHE 201-202 Organic Chemistry I and II 4 CHE 220 Quantitative Analysis 4 Law 202 Law and Evidence 3 PHY 203- 204 General Physics I and II 8 CHE 302 Physical Chemistry II 3 CHE 315 Biochemistry 4 CHE 320- 321 Instrumental Analysis I and II 4 MAT 301 Probability and Mathematical Statistics I 3

Tracks: Criminalistics FOS 313; FOS 401 or FOS 402 and FOS 415-416 14

Toxicology TOX 313; FOS 401 or FOS 402 and TOX 415, TOX 416 14

Molecular Biology BIO 315; BIO 412-413, FOS 401 or FOS 402 14

Total Major Credits 73

Fall

15 credits

Spring

15 credits

30 credits

30 X 2 YEARS = 60

60 (A.A./A.S.) + 60= 120

Sample Schedule CRJ BS

Course Code Day + times Requirement

HIS 375 38650 MW 2:50-4:05PM College Option

LAW 203 58264 TTH 12:15:30PM Major

PSC 202 38924 TTH 9:25-10:40AM Major

PSC 245 38977 TTH 10:50-12:05PM Minor

ANT 110 38712 TTH 8:00-9:15AM Elective

Sample Schedule Eco B.S.

Course Code Day + times Requirement

HIS 375 37650 MW 2:50-4:05PM College Option

LAW 202 58264 TTH 12:15:30PM Major

ACC 307 37457 TTH 9:25-10:40AM Major

PSC 245 37977 TTH 10:50-12:05PM Minor

ANT 110 37712 TTH 8:00-9:15AM Elective

Sample Schedule FOS B.S.

Course Code Day + times Requirement

HIS 375 37650 MW 2:50-4:05PM College Option

CHE 302 49838 F 8:00-1:30pm Major

Mat 301 37233 TTH 12:15-1:30pm Major

CHE 320 42897 T 9:25-10:40 Major

LOG ON: Enter https://home.cunyfirst.cuny.edu/ into your browser STEP 1: Select SELF SERVICE STUDENT CENTER STEP 2: In the Academics section, select WEEKLY SCHEDULE STEP 3: In “Show Week of” select the calendar button or enter the first day of classes TIP: Be sure that you enter the Start Time as 8:00am and End Time as 9:45pm to align with John Jay class periods

and refresh calendar.

STEP 4: At the bottom right of schedule, Select the “Printer Friendly Page” link to print

ACCESSING YOUR CUNYfirst SCHEDULE

After enrolling, you will find a BILL on CUNYfirst.

Be mindful of your tuition due date, which will be posted on CUNYfirst.

You are invited to take your College ID photo after you pay your bill in full.

Go to L2.61.01 NB.

Once your tuition is paid in full, you may obtain your ID card by visiting the Public Safety Department in L2.61.01 NB. You must be enrolled in courses FIRST. You must obtain a current semester sticker for your ID card each semester.

Weds. Aug. 20 & Thurs., Aug. 21, 2014 Information to follow through John Jay e-mail

(AND CLEP/AP SCORES)

…ARE

YOUR RESPONSIBILITY

OUTSTANDING TRANSCRIPTS…

CHECK YOUR JOHN JAY EMAIL REGULARLY! SEND FINAL TRANSCRIPTS or AP SCORES TO TESTING &

EVALUATIONS, ROOM L. 71 UTILIZE ONLINE RESOURCES: EXPLORE THE JOHN JAY (www.jjay.cuny.edu) & AAC

(www.jjay.cuny.edu/academicadvisement) WEBSITES WHERE YOU WILL HAVE ACCESS TO COLLEGE BULLETIN, ACADEMIC PLANNING RESOURCES

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SUPPORT SERVICES ON CAMPUS, SUCH AS: MATH & SCIENCE RESOURCE CENTER: NB, Level 1, Room 94 WRITING CENTER: NB, Level 1, Room 68 THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES IS THURSDAY, AUGUST 28th!

FINAL NOTES