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2010 Fall Term II Dates: October 15-December 102010 Fall Term II On-Campus Instruction Dates:Oct 15-17 Dec 3-5Oct 17 Deadline for dropping a classDec 1 Spring 2011 payments due to Business OfficeDec 11 Graduation 2:00 p.mMASTER OF JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION (MJA) PROGRAMDr. Darl H. Champion, Sr., DirectorProfessor Kristine A. Thomas, CoordinatorFACULTYDarl H. Champion Sr., Ed.D., Director, MJA ProgramMichael Potts, Ph.D., Professor of PhilosophyEric S. See, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Justice Studies and Chair , Department of Justice StudiesThe MJA Program provides a graduate education to further a knowledge and understanding of criminaljustice organizations within the context of the criminal justice system in North Carolina; to developknowledge, skills, and abilities that will allow graduates to lead and manage criminal justice organizationsmore effectively; and to encourage ethical decision-making for the purpose of improving the quality of lifeand justice in North Carolina. The program residency weekends are held at the North Carolina JusticeAcademy in Salemburg, NC.Degree awarded: M.J.A., Master of Justice AdministrationFINANCESTuition, Fees and Expenses2009-2010 Academic Year (three semesters)Tuition $698.00 (Per Course)Fees$100.00 (Per Course)$798.00 (Per course; See note below)ORTuition $1396.00 (Per two courses)Fees$ 200.00 (Per two courses; See note below)$1596.002010-2011 Academic Year (three semesters)*Tuition $698.00 (Per Course)Fees$100.00 (Per Course)$798.00 (Per course; See note below)ORTuition $1396.00 (Per two courses)Fees$ 200.00 (Per two courses; See note below)$1596.00Note: The cost for registering for two courses per semester for one year (three semesters) is $4788.00(includes tuition and fees). Total cost of the program is $9576.00.* Tuition and fees for the 2010-2011 Academic Year are subject to change.250