Credit for Criminal Justice Training

You may receive credit for criminal justice training assessment (CJTA) that Excelsior University has conducted for various government and nonprofit organizations nationwide.

These agency-specific evaluations provide law enforcement and corrections officers with a meaningful evaluation of their learning and college credit that can be applied to certain degree programs.

Contact our admissions office to see if your training/certifications qualify to receive credit.

Current admission applicants and enrolled students—submit an official copy of your credential to intranscripts@excelsior.edu.

HOW TO GET CREDIT FOR YOUR TRAINING

CJTA Directory

To see if credit recommendations are in place for criminal justice training that you’ve completed, look for your agency’s site visit report in the CJTA directory.

To confirm that credit assessment for your training program is still valid, contact our admissions office at admissions@excelsior.edu

APPLY YOUR CREDITS TO A DEGREE PROGRAM

You can make the most of your credit recommendations by matching them to a program in your desired field of public service.

TRANSFER YOUR CREDITS TO ANOTHER SCHOOL

You may also transfer your credit recommendations to another college or university by having them entered into a OneTranscript® document. Note that every institution accepts credit at their own discretion.

To check that your school will accept credits from your OneTranscript record, send your registrar a letter from your training agency confirming your accomplishments, and a copy of your agency’s CJTA site visit report.

Provide your agency with this example of a training confirmation letter.

INFORMATION FOR TRAINING PROVIDERS

Organizations eligible to submit courses or programs for review include government agencies, training associations and institutes, and not-for-profit organizations that provide criminal justice training.

For more information, email Prior Learning Assessment at pla@excelsior.edu.

Talk to an admissions counselor about your goals and transfer credits

Guillermo Rincon, BS in Liberal Arts – 2020
Received 32 Credits from Criminal Justice Training
“Excelsior really helped me in that aspect—the credit banking [OneTranscript]—they took my college experience, my experience from the police academy and converted it to college credits. And then when you combine it, you know, I had enough to make lieutenant.”