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Allen Community College has opened an accelerated bachelor’s pathway in criminal justice through Newman University.

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Allen Community College has opened an accelerated pathway for a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice through Newman University.
The development creates a new higher-education pathway involving Allen Community College and Newman University. The pathway is focused on criminal justice and is described as accelerated.
Allen Community College is the local institution named in the announcement. Newman University is the university connected to the bachelor’s pathway.
The pathway is designed around criminal justice and leads to a bachelor’s degree through Newman University. Its accelerated structure is the central feature of the new offering.
Students considering the pathway should look for information from Allen Community College and Newman University about eligibility, course requirements, scheduling and enrollment. Those details will explain how the accelerated pathway works in practice.
The opening gives Allen Community College another program connection with a four-year university in the criminal justice field. The announcement does not change the fact that the bachelor’s pathway runs through Newman University.
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