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College of DuPage/Lewis University 3 1 Program in Criminal Social JusticeStep One:Complete a 3 1 Transfer Application at the Admissions Office at the College of DuPage.Step Two:Begin studies at the College of DuPage in the Associate of Arts curriculum.Step Three:As part of the AA, enroll in the 5 COD Criminal Justice courses required for the program (Intro toCriminal Justice, Criminology, Juvenile Delinquency, Intro to Corrections and Police Operations andProcedures).Step Four:One-to-two semesters before completion of the AA degree, submit an Admissions Application to LewisUniversity.Step Five:Once admitted to Lewis University, meet with Michelle Mega to register for Lewis University courses.Step Six:After Lewis course registration, register for the third-year (“upper-division”) courses at COD. There is atotal of 7 (21 credit hours) of upper division courses that are taken while enrolled in Lewis coursework.Step Seven:If applying for financial aid, submit a Registration Statement from the Cashier’s Office at COD toFinancial Aid Services at Lewis University.Important Points:The 3 1 program is built upon the student having 72 completed hours as part of the AA degree at COD prior to thestudent beginning their Lewis courses. The AA degree is 64-66 hours, so 6-8 additional hours must be taken beforeentry to Lewis.Third year (“upper division”) courses may not be taken prior to starting Lewis courses.If the student plans to complete the Lewis portion of their degree in 4 semesters, then three Lewis courses plus theadditional upper division courses must be taken each semester.Lewis does not run courses over the summer, but the additional upper division courses at COD may be taken as long asthe student has already started their Lewis coursework.Students must receive a “B” or higher in their COD upper division courses. If they fail to do so, the course must berepeated or replaced.Once a student begins Lewis coursework, financial aid cannot be processed by the College of DuPage. Lewis will assumethe processing of financial aid. Funds will be credited to the student’s Lewis account first; if there is financial aid leftover, a check will be cut and sent to the student.Since financial aid will be processed by Lewis, College of DuPage will no longer recognize students as part of thefinancial aid program at COD and students will no longer be placed on the deferred payment plan. When studentsregister for their upper division courses at COD, they will have to pay for these courses immediately or risk beingdropped from them.All College of DuPage courses must be completed the semester prior to the student’s last Lewis semester. Students maynot be enrolled in any COD courses while in their Lewis graduating semester.COD – Lewis University “3 1” Agreement Criminal/Social Justice

Student WorksheetCollege of DuPage courses:Communications (9 hours)ENGLI 1101 English Composition IENGLI 1102 English Composition IISPEEC 1100 Fundamentals of SpeechFine Arts/Humanities (9-10 hours):Fine Arts/Humanities Requirement(SEE TRANSFER GUIDE for options)Fine Arts/Humanities RequirementFine Arts/Humanities RequirementScience (7-10 hours):Natural Science(SEE TRANSFER GUIDE for options)Natural ScienceSocial and Behavioral Sciences (9 hours):Social Science Requirement(SEE TRANSFER GUIDE for options)Social Science RequirementSocial Science RequirementMath (3-5 hours):Math Requirement (SEE TRANSFER GUIDE)Additional Coursework (29-35 hours):CRIMJ 1100 Intro to Criminal JusticeCRIMJ 2231 CriminologyCRIMJ 1130 Intro to CorrectionsCRIMJ 2240 Juvenile DelinquencyCRIMJ 1110 Police Operations and ProceduresTotal hours of transfer coursework: 72“300” Level Equivalent courses (21 hours):1.2.3.4.5.6.7.- See transfer guide for approved coursesTotal (minimum) hours at COD: 93Lewis course offerings @ College of DuPage:Criminal/Social Justice Major (27 hours):81-200 Courts and Probation81-286 Domestic Violence81-356 Professionalism and Ethics81-360 Multicultural Issues in Criminal Justice81-430 Elements of Criminal Law81-440 Social Policy and Social Justice81-445 Criminal Procedure81-490 Research Methods06-302 Writing for Law EnforcementMission Related (9 hours):20-290 Cultural Diversity19-100 Search for Faith19-298 Christianity and World ReligionTotal Lewis University hours:36TOTAL HOURS FOR GRADUATION:129

Lewis University and College of DuPage “3 1” Agreement for Criminal/Social justice Bachelor’s DegreeTransfer GuideLewis UniversityCSJ MAJOR REQUIREMENTSCollege of DuPageCSJ COURSE EQUIVALENTS81-110 Intro to Criminal JusticeCRIMJ 1100 Intro to Criminal Justice81-200 Courts and ProbationLewis offering @ COD81-220 CriminologyCRIMJ 2231 Criminology81-240 Intro to CorrectionsCRIMJ 1130 Intro to Corrections81-260 Juvenile Justice SystemsCRIMJ 2240 Juvenile Delinquency81-286 Domestic ViolenceLewis offering @ COD81-340 Drugs - Incidence and AbuseLewis offering @ COD81-356 Professionalism and EthicsLewis offering @ COD81-430 Elements of Criminal LawLewis offering @ COD81-490 Research MethodsLewis offering @ COD06-302 Writing for Law EnforcementLewis offering @ CODCriminal Justice Upper Division ElectiveLewis offering @ CODCriminal Justice Upper Division ElectiveLewis offering @ COD06-111 College Writing IENG 1101 English Composition I06-112 College Writing IIENG 1102 English Composition II10-112 Intro to Human CommunicationSPEEC 1100 Fundamentals of SpeechThree courses from at least two disciplines:ART 1100, 2211, 2212, 2213, 2214 - CHINE 2202 - ENGLI 1130,1135, 1150, 1151, 1152, 1153, 1154, 1158, 1159, 1160, 1165,2220, 2221, 2223, 2224, 2226, 2228 - FRENC 2202 - GERMA 2202- HISTO 1110, 1120 - HUMNT 1101, 1102, 1105, 1110 - ITALI2202 - JAPAN 2202 - KOREA 2202 - MUSIC 1100, 1104, 1115 PHILO 1100, 1120, 1125, 1150, 1145, 1170, 1175 - RELIG 1100,1110, 1120, 1150, 1155 - RUSSI 2202 - SPANI 2202 - THEAT 1100Two courses from the following:**At least one course must contain a laboratorycomponent for AA @ CODANAT 1500, 1551, 1571 - BIOLO 1100, 1110, 1120, 1151 - BOTAN1310 - CHEMI 1105, 1211, 1212, 1551 - EARTH 1101, 1102, 1110,1111, 1115, 1122, 1124, 1126, 1130, 1140 - MICRO 1420 - PHYSI1100, 1201, 2212Three courses from at least two disciplines:Recommended: POLS 1100, PSYCH 1100, SOCIO 1100ANTHR 1100, 1105, 1120, 1125, 1130 - ECONO 2201, 2202 GEOGR 1100, 1105, 1120, 1130, 1140 - HISTO 1130, 1140, 2210,2215, 2260 - POLS 1100, 1101, 2203, 2220 - PSYCH 1100, 2230,2233, 2235, 2237, 2240 - SOCIO 1100, 1120, 2210, 2215, 2220One course from the following:MATHE 1218, 1220, 1322, 1533, 1635, 2115, 2134, 2231, 2232,223320-290 Cultural Diversity19-100 Search for Faith OR 19-106 Intro to Christian Theo9-2XX TheologyLewis Offering @ CODLewis Offering @ CODLewis Offering @ CODLewis University General Education RequirementsCommunicationsFine Arts/HumanitiesNatural ScienceSocial ScienceMathMission CoursesCollege of DuPage EquivalentsCommunicationsFine Arts/HumanitiesNatural ScienceSocial ScienceMathMission CoursesLewis University Course Rotations at COD

Fall g in the DisciplinesCourts and ProbationDomestic ViolenceElements of Criminal LawSearch for FaithMulticultural Issues in Criminal JusticeSpring ianity and World ReligionsCultural DiversitySocial Policy and Social JusticeProfessionalism and EthicsCriminal ProcedureResearch MethodsTOTAL HOURS: 36Students intending on full time enrollment must take 3 Lewis courses each semester (fall and spring only) while enrolledin additional COD courses. 21 additional COD are required while enrolled in Lewis coursework. Please refer to thefollowing guide when selecting COD additional courses:Students must complete 21 hours of the following course options:Lewis University “300” Level Courses01-310 Advanced Painting01-330 Advanced Design81-475 Police Administration81-357 Victims & Victimization81-331 Foreign Criminal Justice Systems81-498 CSJ Internship54-357 Exceptional Learners in Inclusive Communities06-339 Topics in World Authors06-339 World Literature06-363 Postmodern American Fiction and Film21-3AA 3rd Year French 121-3BB 3rd Year French 221-3AA 3rd Year German 121-3BB 3rd Year German 209-3AA Topics: Terrorism09-390 Topics: East Asia09-385 Russia: Ancient Times to the Present09-352 Modern Japan09-390 Topics: 20th Century09-334 African American History I09-381 History of England and Great Britain after 145009-325 United States Since 194109-390 Topics: History of Chicago21-3AA 3rd Year Italian 121-3BB 3rd Year Italian 221-3AA 3rd Year Japanese 121-3BB 3rd Year Japanese 213-305 Linear Algebra13-300 Differential Equations15-395 Philosophy of Science18-321 Comparative Government18-306 Topics: Middle East Politics18-336 American Foreign Policy26-365 Industrial and Organizational Psychology6-320 Abnormal PsychologyCollege of DuPage “200” level equivalent**ART 2222 Painting IIART 2267 Computer Art IICRIMJ 2250 Police Organization & AdministrationCRIMJ 2410 Violent CrimeCRIMJ 1820/2820 Crime and PunishmentCRIMJ 2860 Cooperative Education/InternshipEDUCA 2201 Exceptional ChildENGLI 2227 Modern European LiteratureENGLI 2262 Master Pieces of World LiteratureENGLI 2271 Postmodern Fiction and FilmFRENC 2251 Conversation and Composition IFRENC 2252 Conversation and Composition IIGERMA 2251 Conversation and Composition IGERMA 2252 Conversation and Composition IIHISTO 2237 History of TerrorismHISTO 2205 East Asian CivilizationHISTO 2225 History and Culture of RussiaHISTO 2230 History and Culture of JapanHISTO 2237 History of TerrorismHISTO 2242 African-American HistoryHISTO 2245 History & Culture of EnglandHISTO 2260 U.S. Since 1945HISTO 2270 History of ChicagoITALI 2251 Conversation and Composition IITALI 2252 Conversation and Composition IIJAPAN 2251 Conversation and Composition IJAPAN 2252 Conversation and Composition IIMATHE 2245 Linear AlgebraMATHE 2270 Differential EquationsPHILO 2200 Philosophy of SciencePOLS 2203 Comparative PoliticsPOLS 2221 Politics in the Middle EastPOLS 2240 U.S. Foreign PolicyPSYCH 2210 Industrial and Organizational PsychologyPSYCH 2260 Abnormal Behavior

Students must complete 21 hours of the following course options:Lewis University “300” Level Courses26-340 Health Psychology26-303 Statistics for the Social Sciences26-303 Statistics for the Social Sciences20-360 Sociology of Conflict and Cooperation20-492 Topics: Sociology of Health and Illness20-492 Topics: Sociology of Aging and Society20-492 Topics: Sociology of Death and Dying20-492 Topics: Sociology of Communication and Media21-3AA 3rd Year Spanish 121-3BB 3rd Year Spanish 222-481 Principles of DirectingCollege of DuPage “200” level equivalent**PSYCH 2270 Health PsychologyPSYCH 2280 Stats for Social and Behavioral SciencesSOCIO 2205 Stats for Social and Behavioral SciencesSOCIO 2225 Sociology of ViolenceSOCIO 2251 Health and IllnessSOCIO 2252 Aging and SocietySOCIO 2253 Dying, Death, and BereavementSOCIO 2290 Sociology of Communication and MediaSPANI 2251 Conversation and Composition ISPANI 2252 Conversation and Composition IITHEAT 2230 Play Directing**The above courses are accepted as Lewis University 300 Level equivalents that are above and beyond the normalmaximum of 72 transfer hours. Students must also achieve a grade of “B” or higher in order for credits to transferabove the usual 72 hours maximum. Any transfer student not in the COD/Lewis agreement will only be able totransfer 72 credit hours from COD.***PLEASE BE AWARE MOST COD COURSEE EQUIVALENTS REQURE A PREREQUISITE COURSE!!***

College of DuPage/Lewis University 3 1 Program in Criminal Social Justice . Step One: Complete a 3 1 Transfer Application at the Admissions Office at the College of DuPage. Step Two: Begin studies at the College of DuPage in the Associate of Arts curriculum. Step Three: As part of the AA, enroll in the 5 COD Criminal Justice courses required for the program (Intro to