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Montana Criminal Justice Schools and Colleges

Below are listed all of the accredited schools, colleges and universities in Montana that offer criminal justice and law enforcement programs.

Outlook for Criminal Justice in Montana

Legal assisting and protective services are two of the most popular career options for students graduating with a degree in criminal justice or a related field. Career growth is predicted in both fields through 2018. Protective service professionals in Montana earn a mean annual wage of nearly $36,000, with sheriff and patrol officers earning an average of $43,000, and detectives and police investigators earning about $62,000 a year. Paralegal professionals and legal assistants in Montana earn a mean annual salary of roughly $38,500.

Kaplan University    Online
Campus Location(s):  Accepts students across the U.S.
Online Programs Offered:
Associate of Applied Science - Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Crime Scene Investigation (CSI)
Bachelor of Science - Int'l & Comparative Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Computer Crime
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Juvenile Justice
BSBA - Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Criminal Justice Admin and Mgmt
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Corrections
Master of Science in Criminal Justice - Policing
Master of Science in Criminal Justice - Leadership and Executive Management

Dawson Community College- Glendive, MT
Flathead Valley Community College- Kalispell, MT
Miles Community College- Miles City, MT
The University of Montana- Montana, MT
University of Great Falls- Great Falls, MT
Criminal Justice Degrees
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Top Criminal Justice Programs
Launch or advance your criminal justice career by earning your degree in one of the following criminal justice specialties:

Corrections
Crime Scene Investigation
Criminal Justice
Criminology
Forensics
Homeland Security
Investigations
Justice Administration
Juvenille Justice
Law Enforcement
Psychology


Homeland Security AgentHomeland Security Agent
Homeland Security agents have jobs of vast responsibility. They are primarily responsible for ensuring the safety of our nation and security our country's borders.

Salary: $38k - $60k+
Education: Bachelor's Degree
Job Outlook: Excellent

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