Flexible and Determined:
Earn Your Criminal Justice Degree Online.
Earn Your Criminal Justice Degree Online.
Advance your criminal justice career on your terms with Fisher College’s online program options.
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Fisher College Knows Resilience
Known as a leader in inclusive and innovative education since 1903, Fisher empowers students with the knowledge and skills needed for success. Our online programs are ideal for students with established careers or full-time responsibilities who are driven to change their lives.
ranking among regional colleges of the North
40th
95%
of students are employed or in an advanced degree program within a year of graduation
13%
increase
Criminal justice careers are projected to increase exponentially over the next ten years.
Diverse Career and Program Options
Our Criminal Justice programs are 100% online and culminate in earning an associate, bachelor, or master's degree. Rolling admissions and 24-hour application turnaround mean when you’re ready to commit, you’re ready to start. In any of our Criminal Justice programs, you’ll learn from active and recently retired corrections and law enforcement officers, along with professionals from other criminal justice fields. In small and supportive class settings, you’ll explore:
- Interacting with at-risk populations and individuals outside the system
- Theoretical and practical components of law enforcement and corrections
- Hands-on opportunities for learning in the field
- Preparing for promotions and career expansion
Earn a stackable Criminal Justice degree from Fisher College! Build upon previous successes and deepen your understanding of the criminal justice system with an associate, bachelor, or master’s degree.
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Flexible and Determined:
Earn Your Criminal Justice Degree Online.
Earn Your Criminal Justice Degree Online.
Pathways and Incentives
We value the work you’ve done and champion the work you’ll do in the future. That’s why Fisher College is an approved institution by the state of Massachusetts by the Police Career Incentive Pay Program (PCIPP) and offers partial program credit through our Degree Completion Program and Prior Learning Assessments.
Diverse Career and Program Options
Our Criminal Justice programs are 100% online and culminate in earning an associate, bachelor, or master's degree. Rolling admissions and 24-hour application turnaround mean when you’re ready to commit, you’re ready to start. In any of our Criminal Justice programs, you’ll learn from active and recently retired corrections and law enforcement officers, along with professionals from other criminal justice fields. In small and supportive class settings, you’ll explore:
Fisher College Knows Resilience
Known as a leader in inclusive and innovative education since 1903, Fisher empowers students with the knowledge and skills needed for success. Our online programs are ideal for students with established careers or full-time responsibilities who are driven to change their lives.
Advance your criminal justice career on your terms with Fisher College’s online program options.
Earn a stackable Criminal Justice degree from Fisher College! Build upon previous successes and deepen your understanding of the criminal justice system with an associate, bachelor, or master’s degree.
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100% online programs
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Financial Assistance Available
Fisher students do whatever it takes to reach their goals. With federal and state grant and scholarship assistance, you can complete your online program with less debt and get back to your career growth faster. For example, the Detective Mario Oliveira Scholarship provides multiple awardees with a 25% tuition reduction in Fisher’s Master of Science in Criminal Justice program, and the Transfer Scholarship offers $100 off each course towards completing your Bachelor's degree.
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Pathways and Incentives
We value the work you’ve done and champion the work you’ll do in the future. That’s why Fisher College is an approved institution by the state of Massachusetts by the Police Career Incentive Pay Program (PCIPP) and offers partial program credit through our Degree Completion Program and Prior Learning Assessments.
Full-time active police officers can earn incentives like salary increases for completing a Criminal Justice degree.
PCIPP:
Save time and money by earning credit for courses completed at other institutions.
Degree Completion Program:
Apply your knowledge from the Police Academy or FBI LEEDA training to shorten your academic commitments at Fisher.
Prior Learning Assessment:
Fill out the form below to learn more about Fisher College’s online Criminal Justice programs.
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ranking among regional colleges of the North
40th
95%
of students are employed or in an advanced degree program within a year of graduation
13%
increase
Criminal justice careers are projected to increase exponentially over the next ten years.
- Interacting with at-risk populations and individuals outside the system
- Theoretical and practical components of law enforcement and corrections
- Hands-on opportunities for learning in the field
- Preparing for promotions and career expansion
Full-time active police officers can earn incentives like salary increases for completing a Criminal Justice degree.
PCIPP:
Save time and money by earning credit for courses completed at other institutions.
Degree Completion Program:
Apply your knowledge from the Police Academy or FBI LEEDA training to shorten your academic commitments at Fisher.
Prior Learning Assessment:
Financial Assistance Available
Fisher students do whatever it takes to reach their goals. With federal and state grant and scholarship assistance, you can complete your online program with less debt and get back to your career growth faster. For example, the Detective Mario Oliveira Scholarship provides multiple awardees with a 25% tuition reduction in Fisher’s Master of Science in Criminal Justice program, and the Transfer Scholarship offers $100 off each course towards completing your Bachelor's degree.