College of DuPage has partnered with several transfer institutions to provide opportunities for students to complete a bachelor's degree in the criminal justice field. Students should make an appointment with a faculty member, counselor or a program advisor to discuss these transfer opportunities.

For more information about Transfer Pathways, visit the College of DuPage Catalog. The Pathway represents a typical course schedule for a student planning to complete the AA or AS degree within two years, then transfer and major in a specific discipline. See your Faculty or Academic Advisor to obtain specific requirements as course requirements vary by transfer institution.

Transfer Planning

Deciding on a college or university to finish your studies is an important decision. To assist you in this decision process we have collected the following resources. Please know that these links are not a part of College of DuPage and are provided as a service and no endorsement is expressed or implied.

• Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI)
  The Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI) is a statewide transfer agreement, which is transferable among more than 100 participating college or universities in Illinois. 
• Transferology
  This online tool will help you identify colleges and universities that will accept your transfer courses. Be sure to check out the videos posted on the website to learn more about utilizing this tool.
• Attend a Transfer Event
  Many colleges and universities participate in on-campus events to highlight transfer opportunities.
• Guaranteed Transfer Admission Programs
  Explore schools that offer Guaranteed Transfer Admissions to College of DuPage students. Students can apply to any school of their choosing, but COD partners with a select number of schools that guarantee admission to students who meet specific criteria. 

For additional online planning tools visit Transfer Research Resources for more information on transferring.