WLAC's Administration of Justice Program is designed for the transfer student.

Administration of Justice Classes

Courses for the Administration of Justice Department cover a wide spectrum of interests that include preparing the student for law enforcement, department of probation, independent security and firearm safety.

The courses generally consist of three units each and are available during regular WLAC semesters. Class times are spread across the school day with some classes offered during the evening. At this time, no classes are offered online.

Where To Go After WLAC

Students who take at least 18 units and up to 21 units in the major and 39 units of General Education courses can receive an A.A. Degree in Liberal Arts with an emphasis in Administration of Justice.

A student can transfer to a four-year college at the junior level with 56 units for CSU and 60 units for UC programs.

What it Costs

The enrollment fee for California residents is $26 per unit with additional fees for health ($8.00 for Winter Sessions and $11.00 for Spring Sessions) and a $1.00 student representation fee.

Please refer to the current catalog in the section labeled, "Financial Aid" or visit the Financial Aid Office for assistance in determining eligibility for Enrollment Fee Waiver Assistance.

Other Services

WLAC has a host of on campus organizations, library services and a Transfer Center to assist you during your time with us. The library offers complete reference services, Information Competency Workshops and an Internet Research Lab.

On campus clubs include both professional and social organizations.

The WLAC Transfer Center is available to those students who are either transferring into WLAC or those who plan to transfer on to a four year university.

Quick Facts

Classes are available during day time and evening hours.

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