Program Announcement: As of Fall 2022, this minor is no longer accepting new applicants. Students interested in a similar course of study are invited to explore our new minor in Law, Criminal Justice, and Society (LCJS) .
Current Pitt students interested in a CGS minor in Administration of Justice (ADMJ), rather than a major in either ADMJ or Law, Criminal Justice, & Society (LCJS), should apply for the ADMJ minor directly with the College of General Studies. If you are a CGS student interested in adding this minor, please contact your CGS advisor.
Minor Requirements
In order to complete the minor, you will take 15 ADMJ credits (five courses), as outlined below. At least three courses must be from the University of Pittsburgh. A 2.0 average GPA is required. Courses used for a minor cannot overlap with courses used for a major, minor, or a certificate.
Important: Changes to ADMJ Courses
Beginning Spring 2022 (2224), Administration of Justice courses have been renumbered and retitled with LCJS as their subject code. These courses count the same as their former ADMJ or LEGLST equivalent for Administration of Justice majors and minors.
View Course Equivalency Chart See LCJS Course Descriptions
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Core Courses: (6 Credits)
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The following two courses are required.
Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1400, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1200, effective Spring 2022Note: Cross-listed with LEGLST 1140 -
Electives: (9 Credits)
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Choose three additional courses from the list of approved electives.
Title Change as of Fall 2021: ADMJ 0100 INTRODUCTION TO LAW, CRIMINAL JUSTICE & SOCIETYFormat: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 0100, effective Spring 2022Note: Replaced by LCJS 1100, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1440, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1500, effective Spring 2022Note: Replaced by LCJS 1501, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1410, effective Spring 2022Note: Replaced by LCJS 1572, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1310, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1430, effective Spring 2022Note: Replaced by LCJS 1540, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1520, effective Spring 2022Note: Replaced by LCJS 1530, effective Spring 2022Format: WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1531, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1521, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1550, effective Spring 2022Note: Replaced by LCJS 1571, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1110, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1420, effective Spring 2022Note: Replaced by LCJS 1560, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1210, effective Spring 2022Note: Cross-listed with LEGLST 1141Note: Replaced by LCJS 1570, effective Spring 2022Note: Cross-listed with PUBSRV 1425Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1590, effective Spring 2022Format: HybridNote: Replaced by LCJS 1900, effective Spring 2022Note: Replaced by LCJS 1599, effective Spring 2022Format: F2F and WebNote: Replaced by LCJS 1510, effective Spring 2022
Program Planning Checklist
Download our handy Administration of Justice minor checklist (PDF) to plan and track your progress in the program.
Questions
Wesley Hiers, PhD
Director, Administration of Justice, Legal Studies, and LCJS
2203 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
University of Pittsburgh
Email: wjh16@pitt.edu