John Jay College - Certificate in Security Management Studies

Good news for individuals employed in the security field who are seeking career advancement or for persons seeking to enter the security profession and also for those possessing a degree who wish to register for only the security courses without seeking another degree!

It is now possible to register at John Jay College of Criminal Justice for undergraduate non degree status and earn a certificate in Security Management studies. Students with this status are not required to take the usual college entrance exams. However, applicants must present a high school or equivalency (GED) diploma proving graduation as well as transcripts from all colleges previously attended (New York State Immunization requirements must be met).

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Security Courses Available

Registration Dates

Office Contacts

To Receive an Application

Security Courses

The following security courses may be available for selection on a dual track daytime and evening:

Core Courses:

SEC 101 - Introduction to Security (may be excused based on life experience)
LAW 207 - Law for Security Personnel

Any three of the following:

PSC 207 - The Investigative Function
SEC 270/Math 210 - Security of Computers and their Data
SEC 210 - Methods of Security
SEC 211 - Security Management
SEC 310 - Emergency Planning
SEC 405 - Seminar in Security Problems

To receive a certificate in Security Management Studies, a total of 15 credit hours is necessary (each of the above courses represent 3 credit hours).

The certificate is awarded by the Department of Law, Police Science, and Criminal Justice Administration within the College.

Qualified applicants will be accepted for the Fall 2003 semester.

Registration Dates:

Registration	Jan. 18, 19, 20, 21, 2005 (Time: TBA)
Late Registration:	Jan. 21, 2005

Admission application must be submitted 3 weeks prior to registration
(The Next Registration Dates are not available at this moment)

Contacts:

Professor Robert Hair, Coordinator, (212) 237-8380
Professor Robert McCrie, (212) 237-8386
Rafael Quiles, (212) 237-8868

Receive an Application:

For an application, contact Rafael Quiles, (212) 237-8868, rquiles@jjay.cuny.edu, or the College Admissions Office at (212) 237-8865 or write to: Admissions Office, John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY, 445 West 59th Street, New York, NY 10019.

Ms. Sandra Palleja
Admissions Office, Room 4205N
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
445 West 59th Street
New York, N.Y. 10019