West Virginia Criminal Justice Degree Programs

Choose your criminal justice program from the list of West Virginia schools below. You may choose from traditional classroom courses and flexible online programs, and from a variety of reputable criminal justice degrees.

As a member of West Virginia’s law enforcement, you will:

• Carry out criminal investigations
• Provide assistance to civilians and other officers
• Gather and analyze evidence
• Work closely with attorneys to prosecute criminals

Some career figures for criminal justice graduates in West Virginia:

• Average annual salary: $35,400
• Currently employed: 3,170
• Employment outlook: 9% growth
• Most popular degrees: Associate’s, Certificate

Figures courtesy of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Employment & Wages database.