Admission Policy

Freshman
     The College of Criminal Justice Education conforms with the institutional policies for admitting freshmen.

Shiftee
     A student who intends to shift to any programs of the College should obtain a GPA of at least 80% (or 2.0 in the numerical grading system), incur no failing grade in any academic and non-academic subjects, and pass the interview conducted by the Dean or his designate.

Transferee
     A student from another school who intends to transfer to the College should observe these requirements:
- GPA of at least 80%
- submission of the following documents:recommendation letters or certification of good moral character, police clearance, transfer credential, certification of grades or transcript marked "for evaluation purposes only"
- passed interview conducted by the Dean or his designate
- passed DLSU-Dasmariñas entrance examination

. A transferee shall be placed on probation for one semester. If he performs well in academics and manifests upright behavior, he shall be considered a regular student the following semester.

Other Requirements (for freshmen)
     Male applicants should at least be 1 meter and 62.5 centimeters in height, whereas female applicants should be 1 meter and 57.5 centimeters. Male applicants should not have long hair, tattoo, moustache, beard, and earrings.

Other Requirements (for upperclassmen)

1. To submit BARANGAY CLEARANCE and Police Clearance during enrolment;
2. Height requirement:

                   5’2” (Female) 5’4” (Male)

3. Photocopy of grades from the previous semester (please bring the original copy);

4.Not to sport long hair be changed to 2x3 HAIRCUT TO ALL MALE STUDENTS; WILL ALSO BE MONITORED BEFORE MAJOR EXAM WEEK

5. No dyeing of hair;

6.Not to have tattoo;

7. Not to wear earrings (male);

8. No beard/mustache;

9.WEARING OF SLIPPERS/FLIP-FLOPS NOT ALLOWED

10. For failure of 1 or 2 subjects (academic or non-academics), a corresponding 1 or 2 subjects will be reduced from the scheduled number of subjects to be enrolled the succeeding semester/term; and

11.Failure of 3 subjects (academic and non-academics) will mean no permission for enrollment the following semester and thereafter.

NOTE: Failure to comply with the above rules and regulations will be a basis for this College not to admit the student for enrollment the following semester.

ENROLMENT PROCEDURE for MS in Criminal Justice with specialization in Criminology

A. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

• He or she must be a Bachelor’s Degree or a Licensed Criminologist.
• Based on CHED Memorandum Order No. 47, series of 2006, NON-GRADUATES OF CRIMINOLOGY must have completed at least twenty-one (21) units of professional courses in Criminology and have passed any of the Government Examination – NAPOLCOM / Civil Service / Licensure 

           
            COUNTER 18

• Submission of Application Form with the following requirements to CCJE Dean’s Office & Student Admissions Office (Counter 18):
• Two (2) Certified True Copy of Transcript of Records
• Two (2) Certified True Copy of College Diploma
• Two (2) Latest Personal Data Sheet with 2x2 Colored ID Picture
• NSO Birth Certificate
• NSO Marriage Certificate (for married applicant only)
• Permit to Study from his/her employer
• Non-Alumni should pass the Graduate Admission Examination; wait for the result then secure an Interview Form

B. THE DEAN

• Entrance Interview by the Dean
• Submit interview form at Counter 18 and secure an academic folder and student number (for Non-Alumni); go back to CCJE Dean’s Office
• Advising/Approval of subjects to be taken

C. ENCODING OF SUBJECTS

1. For Alumni, secure an old account clearance at Counter 12
2. Proceed to Enrollment Stations (CBA or Registrar’s Office) for printing of Certificate of Registration

D. ACCOUNTING OFFICE (COUNTER 16)

-   Payment of Tuition Fee

E. SCHOOL ID
      - Proceed to Counter 5 for the application/issuance of school ID
F.   CJE OFFICE
      1.   Submission of duly filled-out forms: