TESU to finish my bach in Crim Jus QUES about PLA?

[sanantone]

If you don't get credit to Intro to LE, don't sweat it since there is a DSST test for that [sup] http://getcollegecredit.com/assets/pdf/dsst_fact_sheets/DSST_IntroductiontoLawEnforcement.pdf|DSST LINK[/sup]

The more difficult/time consuming areas to fill are the more in-depth classes such as Public Policy and Criminal Justice or American Juvenile Justice System. If you could get credit for those types of courses, that would be super.

Also, in response to High_Order, yes a BACJ may be "worthless" to some people (and employers)... but the same is true with degrees in liberal arts, sociology, etc... I think it depends a lot on the individual and their plans. I agree, it's not a degree in nuclear engineering, but most employers just want to see a degree. For the careers I'm trying to get, you need a degree in a related field (which includes CJ, a degree in liberal arts [even if I wanted to and loved the idea] wouldn't cut it)... so even though it is a social science themed degree, it is what I need.

Just out of curiosity, which careers are those?