Q. What kind of work will I be doing?
A. This course covers everything you need to know to get started in the Criminal Justice field. When you complete the course and graduate, we will provide you with nationwide lifetime career support. That means we’ll help you in your career whenever you request.

Q. Why should I train with U.S. Career Institute?
A. No other school has the specialized experience we do to make you successful in Criminal Justice. Our graduates have gone on to successful careers from coast to coast. No matter what your ultimate goal—if you want to learn Criminal Justice skills to advance at your present job or to work for local, state or federal government.... or even in the private undstry—U.S. Career Institute can give you the professional-level skills you need!

Q. Do I need experience in law enforcement or corrections to succeed in the U.S. Career Institute Criminal Justice Program?
A. Not at all. If you can follow simple directions and have common sense, you can succeed in this course. The most important qualities you need to work in Criminal Justice are an open mind and the willingness to do the best job possible. You'll also want to check the regulations in your area.

Q. What is the earnings range?
A. Because salaries vary from one place to another, we suggest you inquire in your area. We think you’ll be pleased to discover the amount of money a Criminal Justice professional can earn.

Q. Is U.S. Career Institute accredited?
A. Yes. U.S. Career Institute is an Accredited Member of the Distance Education and Training Council. The Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency, for distance learning schools. Because of this, our curriculum, faculty, administrative procedures, and policies are frequently reviewed to ensure that we continue to meet the DETC's exceptionally high standards of quality.

Q. What other credentials does U.S. Career Institute have?
A. U.S. Career Institute has been a state-approved school since it was established more than twenty years ago. Since that time thousands of men and women have received our training. If in the future you wish to transfer USCI credits, you should check with the receiving institution because requirements vary from place to place and U.S. Career Institute makes no representation regarding transferability of credits.

Q. If I’m in the military can I be reimbursed for my tuition?
A. U.S. Career Institute is qualified under the Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support, or DANTES program. Military personnel, including those on active duty or reserve, may be eligible for partial reimbursement of tuition upon graduation. For reimbursement information contact your DANTES education officer before you enroll.

Q. Will my employer reimburse for my tuition?
A. Some students may be eligible for full or partial reimbursement of their tuition by their employers. Your company may be able to take advantage of The Employee Education Assistance Act (IRS Code, Section 127). Check with your supervisor or personnel department.

Q. How will I find work when I’m ready?
A. U.S. Career Institute offers continuing graduate support. If you want to work in the criminal justice field, we show you how to contact potential employers and present your credentials. When we receive job requests from employers, we keep this information for our graduates.

Q. Are there any extras I need to buy?
A. This course includes all the materials you need to complete your training—lessons, materials, special supplements—everything is included!

Q. What other fees are there?
A. There are NO additional hidden fees or graduation fees to worry about when you take classes with USCI. The only fee you’ll incur will be an optional $5 transcript fee if you request it.