- Advanced Practice Nurse Pathway
- Administrative Professional Pathway
- Art Educator Pathway
- Biologist Pathway
- Business Pathway
- Chemist Pathway
- Cosmetology
- Dental Assistant Pathway
- Dental Hygienist Pathway
- Education Pathway
- EMT Pathway
- Engineer Pathway
- English Pathway
- Firefighter Pathway
- Graphic Arts Pathway
- Health Services Pathway
- History Pathway
- Law Enforcement Pathway
- Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Pathway
- Math Teacher Pathway
- Mathematician Pathway
- Paramedic Pathway
- Political Scientist Pathway
- Physicist or Astronomer Pathway
- Pre-Professional Pathway
- Radiologic Technologist Pathway
- Registered Nurse Pathway
- Sociology Pathway
- Speech Pathway
- Surgical Services Pathway
A Law Enforcement Professional resolves issues and enforces the law while keeping communities safe and protected.
Law Enforcement Professionals are essential for public safety and:
- help citizens
- diffuse difficult situations
- analyze evidence in a lab
- interview suspects in criminal cases
- maintain order in a community, courtroom, jail, or prison
SFSC’s Associate in Science in Criminal Justice Technology:
- is 60 credit hours
- takes approximately two years to complete
- prepares students for entry level jobs in criminal justice
Plan your future by following the Public Safety Program Map.