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Courses are available to:

• Current MSU graduate and undergraduate (upper-division) students, including students enrolled in the online master’s program in criminal justice;
• Practitioners and others who wish to earn credits toward a related degree program at MSU or another institution (Lifelong Education); and
• Anyone who wishes to earn a certificate for professional development and career enhancement (Lifelong Education).

Please note that Lifelong Education students enroll in different section numbers than degree seeking students.  The table below lists the course and section number for Spring 2005 courses based on student classification.

Spring 2005 Student Classification, Course Numbers, and Sections

To enroll in the Lifelong Education program, visit: www.reg.msu.edu/ROInfo/EnrReg/LifelongEducation.asp .

Students are responsible for verifying enrollment and registration in these courses.

Note:  Lifelong Education students who possess a high school diploma or its equivalent will be accepted as Lifelong undergraduate students; those who already possess a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution will be accepted as Lifelong graduate students.

Lifelong Education students who qualify and wish to apply these credits toward a bachelor's or master's degree in criminal justice may do so once accepted into an MSU degree-granting program, according to the restrictions and criteria established by the particular college or department.

For additional information or questions regarding enrollment, please contact one of the following:

MSU Undergraduate Students:

MSU Graduate Students:

Melissa Christle, School of Criminal Justice
Michigan State University
560 Baker Hall
East Lansing, MI  48824-1118
burrier@msu.edu, 517-353-7133

Lifelong Education/Online Master’s Students:

Peg Kowalk, School of Criminal Justice
Michigan State University
1407 S. Harrison, Suite 335
East Lansing, MI  48824-1118
kowalkm@msu.edu, 517-355-5272