46294 - Master Criminology and Criminal Justice
Merrimack College, North Andover, Massachusetts , Estados Unidos
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Grado académico
Master
Nombre del programa
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Duración del estudio
2 año(s)
Comienzo del estudio
04/09 Última fecha para la aplicación 01/08
(Algunas universidades aceptan la solicitud después de la fecha límite)
Qué quieres estudiar?
English
Horario
Mañana
Método de estudio
Solo en el campus
Tipo de asistencia
Tiempo completo
Costo anual
27680 USD
Admisión condicional
N/A
TOEFL
84.00
TOEFL
IELTS
6.50
IELTS
Personal statement
Personal statement
Recommendation letter
2.00
Recommendation letter
CV
CV
Bank statement
41,371 USD
Bank statement
Bachelor degree transcript
Bachelor degree transcript
Bachelor degree certificate
Bachelor degree certificate
Admisión condicional
N/A
Duración estimada para obtener la admisión
6 - 8 Semana(s)
Estudiante GPA
2.50 / 4
North Andover - Massachusetts - Estados Unidos
Acerca de la Universidad
Merrimack College is a selective, and privet college in the Catholic “Augustinian” tradition whose mission is to enlighten minds, engage hearts and empower lives. The college located in North Andover, Massachusetts. The college offers undergraduate degrees, graduate programs, and a range of bachelor’s degree completion programs. Throughout the curriculum, students can take advantage of hands-on opportunities including cooperative education and internships, research with faculty, study abroad and service learning. Consequently, Merrimack’s curriculum emphasizes the liberal arts and graduates are prepared to be imaginative, analytical, aware of trends and historical perspectives, clear thinkin
g and adaptable to changes in their career. With Merrimack’s culture, there is a big part of an Athletics and Enthusiastic spirit. There is always something going on at Merrimack. Through Augie’s Pub and on-campus concerts to the fitness center and intramural sports, “Our 24/7 residential campus is a hub of activity.”
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