Undergraduate Program

Justice Investigation Services

A four-year reference plan focused on justice systems, investigation methods, ethics, and analytical practice.

Justice investigation scenario with a detective and documents
Program Overview

Investigation and Analysis

This program introduces students to justice systems, investigative reasoning, documentation, ethics, communication, and evidence-informed analysis.

The four-year plan is a sample reference and may be adapted with academic advising. It does not represent professional licensure eligibility, accreditation, or a guaranteed career outcome.

Four-Year Reference Plan

Program Duration: 4 years. This sample plan is for planning purposes and is subject to advising and course availability.

01

Year 1

Build foundations in college writing, quantitative reasoning, psychology, sociology, and introductory justice studies.

02

Year 2

Study legal foundations, ethics, research methods, communication, and documentation practices.

Students may tailor electives to their interests with academic advising. This program does not require a pre-health sequence; students considering a separate pre-health path should verify current requirements directly with each target Texas medical school.

03

Year 3

Explore investigative methods, evidence analysis, community contexts, policy, and case-based learning.

04

Year 4

Complete advanced justice coursework, a capstone or applied project, and graduation planning.

Tuition & Fees

Supplied tuition and fee details for this four-year program. Please review current payment information before enrollment.

Paid Upfront

$45,717.44

One-time payment with a 5% discount.


  • One-time payment
  • 5% discount
  • Priority registration

One Installment

$45,717.44

One installment with no interest.


  • One installment
  • No interest
  • Priority registration

Payment Benefit

$2,406.18

Savings associated with the supplied upfront option.


  • Savings of $2,406.18
  • Program Duration: 4 years
  • Review payment details
Next Step

Plan Your Path

Connect with admissions to discuss your program interests and application steps.