AS Criminal Justice
Level: Associate
Language: English
Category:
Criminal Justice
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Recent Reviews
I am embarrassed by my AS-CJ degree from Ashworth
March 1, 2009
I enrolled in the Criminal Justice course, and it took me a little over a year to complete, from 2006 to 2007. Some of the course work was so simple, I could complete the course work in about a week, when it was designed to take a month. I completed ...
GREAT
February 25, 2009
I have taken the career diploma in Locksmithing, and working on AS in Criminal Justice. I have had a wonderful experience so far. Books are always early, payments are low, and when you actually do get them on the phone, they have always been helpful. Would recommend to someone who ...
Great School
February 2, 2009
This was the best decision of my life I mean the best. The tuition was affordable and what you get in return cost 5x more. Since graduated I entered The Army with a pay raise and was offered a job as an officer. Now I'm enrolled in RA accredited college ...
Second Semester - AS Criminal Justice
April 1, 2008
Good program for the cost
Lots of Improvements
January 3, 2008
Since Ashworth College became Ashworth University there are several changes that have been made which are continuing to improve the Ashworth experience. There is no longer a need to wait endlessly for the semester exams, since you can now access them online. They can e-mail your proctor the exam or ...
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Joel March 23, 2009 at 8:47 p.m.
Food for thought - It's not regionally accredited. National, or DETC accredidation doesn't do much in the world of academia. If you are planning to transfer to a 4 year university. Most likely you will not receive any credit from them. When I say 4 year university, I mean a non-diploma mill (not to name any names), and all of which I have tried transfering to are state universities (within three different states) and 2 private universities. One of the private universities offered me 15 "experiential credits" for my effort put forth toward the Ashworth degree.
On a positive note: I do agree that the courses were very easy to complete, most of them were pretty simple. As long as you're reading the materials, you'll find what you need to study for the exams.
ryan April 23, 2009 at 9:31 p.m.
About to graduate with degree in cj and the military does take it and will let you go officer. Yes you can get a four year degree from a regional university if your not lazy and you actually call schools. This degree is accredited by the same people who award the air-force university and army colleges. You didnt research very far. OH yeah; any school can tell you no its their right and all they want is your money. I have been to both online school and college in Japan/Germany/Hawaii and you are wrong or lazy.
NYPD September 19, 2009 at 7:48 p.m.
Listen, Ashworth college isn't for everyone, it's accredited by three international and national agencies, Distance Education & Training Council (DETC), Council For Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), and finally The US Department of Education (ED). If you want to pursue your education else where or transfer, then Ashworth College might not be for you. Some institutions or universities accept Ashworth college credits, and some don't. If you want a career in the Law Enforcement field, then Ashworth University will get you there. While there are other students enrolled in other online universities or institutions, I guarantee you, they must be going through financial and academic distress. Mean while, current students enrolled at Ashworth have no issues paying their tuition, and are succeeding in their academic careers. Five of my closest friends are police officers thanks Ashworth University. To Conclude, do your homework before enrolling anywhere!!
dave crim justice October 20, 2009 at 1:38 p.m.
Ashworth is great. I am in my third semester and I have learned a great deal. The way the texts are setup you actually read it twice. Books, tests showup with no issues. Customer service is good. Tuition is low and interest free. I am a cop and several other officers have signed up after seeing my books. The texts are not dated. Regional accreditation is not important to me as my job accepts these credits. Some regional schools do accept ashworth and there is a list on the site. If you need your degree this way is priceless.
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Anonymous2 April 1, 2008 at 7:37 p.m.
I am currently pursuing an AS in Criminal Justice. I have just completed my second semester. Being able to take your tests whenever you choose and get your grades instantly is priceless.
I have gotten a response within 48 hours whenever I emailed a question to the service dept. I have not attempted to contact any of the professors so I cannot comment on that.
The delay in shipping materials is an area that should definitely be improved. You have to wait approx. one week for each shipment.
The other area that needs improvement is the mandatory graded assigments. You have to wait at least four, yes four weeks to get your grades on the assigments and you cannot proceed in your program until they are graded. Other than those items mentioned above, overall the program is good for the cost.