Overview
Columbia Southern University’s Bachelor of Science in Homeland Security with a Forensic Psychology concentration integrates aspects of forensics and psychology into a homeland security setting. The homeland security curriculum covers a broad scope of topics including cyber networks, critical infrastructure, counter terrorism, border management and more while the forensic psychology focus explores the intersection of mental health and the judicial system, identifies psychological frameworks that explain criminal actions that may threaten U.S. security.
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Degree at a Glance
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Program Summary
Program Description
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the program, students should be able to do the following:
Forensic Psychology Concentration
Concentration Outcomes
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Curriculum
For more information regarding courses outside the recommended course of study, view the full course listing.
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To fulfill the General Concentration for this degree, student may choose any 5000-6000 level course not used to satisfy program requirements. Student can review all available courses at our full course listing. Students are strongly encouraged to speak to their academic advisor prior to choosing general concentration course options.
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To fulfill open electives, students may choose any course not used to satisfy program requirements, taking into consideration the degree program upper-level requirements. Students can review all available courses at our full course listing. Students are strongly encouraged to speak to their academic advisor prior to choosing open elective options.
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Tuition Rates
Our goal is to provide the strongest online academic programs at an affordable rate. On average, our tuition is less than half the cost of our competitors.
Course Type | Tuition Rate Per Credit Hour* |
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Undergraduate | $270 |
Graduate | $349 |
Doctoral | $545 |
*Rates are per credit hour. Most courses are three (3) credit hours. Tuition and fees are payable in U.S. funds. Tuition rates are subject to change. CSU’s tuition rate for associate, bachelor’s and master’s courses is $250 per credit hour for all active-duty military members using tuition assistance except those who are using a Learning Partner discount.
The lower rate is offered to keep the tuition rate at the DoD cap of $250.
† CSU Learning Partners receive a tuition discount that is applied to the full tuition rate.
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Ways to Save
Paying for school is possible. At CSU, there are many Ways to Save including scholarships, military tuition assistance, Learning Partnerships and more.