Master of Science in Crime & Justice Studies
This graduate program will help you challenge traditional thinking with new approaches to crime and justice. Our community-oriented curriculum is pragmatic and career-oriented, emphasizing crime's impact on communities, victims, and offenders.
You’ll get the tools you need to build a career in:
- Criminology
- Gender, Race & Social Justice
- Probation
- Policing
- Corrections
- Juvenile Justice
- Quantitative Analysis
- Victim Advocacy
- Court and Offender Services
- Policymaking
Cost of Graduate Study at Suffolk
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Tuition (2019-2020) Full-time, per year |
$30,576 |
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Cost Per Credit (2019-2020) For part-time students |
$1,274 |
Financial Aid for Graduate Study
Suffolk University is pleased to offer both merit- and need-based financial aid to graduate students—these awards can be up to $15,500 per academic year. Merit-based aid is awarded based on the applicant's academic credentials presented on the admission application. No separate application is required for merit consideration.
Application Deadlines
Fall Semester: March 15 (priority), then rolling
Spring Semester: October 15 (priority), then rolling
Learn about the advantages of priority applications.
Application Materials
- Completed online application
- $50 application fee (waived for students who visit campus)
- Resume
- Official transcripts for all post-secondary education
- Goal statement (essay)
- Two letters of recommendation (Learn more)
- All official transcripts from any college and university attended
- Official TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE-Academic scores (international students only)
Learn More About Our Classes
Courses & Requirements
Learn more about the classes, requirements, and different options available to complete the program.
