In-service Program

In-service Program

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John Jay College is a premiere educational institution where criminal justice is taught in all its modern complexities and public service is valued as the noble endeavor that it is.  The In-service Program at John Jay College is designed to provide educational opportunities to active and retired Uniform Members of the Service (UMOS) of the:
  • City of New York Department of Corrections (DOC)
  • New York City Fire Department (FDNY)
  • New York City Police Department (NYPD)*
 
*All active NYPD UMOS police officers and supervisors are encouraged to apply for the NYPD Leadership scholarship program.  
 
ELIGIBILITY 
 

The In-service Program is available for all active and retired DOC UMOS officers and FDNY firefighters, and retired NYPD UMOS police officers interested in earning a bachelor’s degree.  

NOTE:  All civilian members and other public service agency personnel (i.e. FDNY Paramedic, FDNY EMT, are encouraged to submit the application for general admission, by visiting www.cuny.edu/prepare.

BENEFITS

The benefits of the In-service Program include:

  • Guaranteed admission to a bachelor's degree program
  • Receive up to 90 credits from previously attended colleges and recruit training: 
    • Up to 18 for DOC
    • Up to 17 for FDNY
    • Up to 36 for NYPD

NOTE:  Additional credits may be awarded for post recruit training.  Click here to learn more about the major programs offered.

  • Flexible course schedules, including day, evening, weekend and online
  • Individualized academic advisement
  • Students with an associate's degree may be eligible to enroll in the Online Security Management bachelor's degree program
 
AFFORDABLE TUITION RATES
 
John Jay College provides affordable tuition rates.  In-service students may also eligible for a $100 tuition deduction per semester.  
 
FALL 2018 APPLICATION DEADLINES
 

All applications and supporting documents for new students must be submitted by Friday, June 1, 2018. 

APPLY NOW!

 

Interested in learning more about the program?  You may click on any one of the options below to attend an Information Session or schedule a one-on-one appointment:

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