Corrections, Probation, & Parole
In today's society, crime is a growing reality. As prisons reach
maximum capacity, there is a need for corrections officers to
maintain order and control in those environments. As solutions
for prison overcrowding lead to more offenders being released
early, there is a growing need for probation and parole officer
to oversee their actions after release.
Are you someone that would want to work within the justice system
to make sure criminals stay on the right track? Then look into
this program. A career in corrections, probation, and parole will
utilize your interpersonal skills, and your patience while you
provide a service vital to society.
This program trains you for jobs in corrections, probation, parole,
and related fields. It can be completed as either a certificate
or associate's degree. The academic certificate is for those interested
in an entry-level position in corrections. The associate's degree
program is a transfer program. If you are interested in probation
or parole, you should pursue a bachelor's degree.
This page was last modified :
August 17, 2007
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