The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice – Juvenile Justice at Liberty University is designed to help students understand the complexities of youth crime and the juvenile justice system through a Christian perspective. This program explores topics such as delinquency, crime prevention, community-based corrections, and legal and ethical issues related to juvenile justice. It is ideal for individuals who are passionate about working with at-risk youth and want to support rehabilitation and restorative justice efforts. Students pursuing this degree are often motivated by a desire to serve in law enforcement, juvenile detention, or advocacy roles focused on youth development. The curriculum emphasizes intervention strategies, correctional measures, and factors contributing to delinquency, preparing graduates to engage with young offenders in meaningful and constructive ways. This degree is especially relevant for professionals working in juvenile corrections, social services, and community outreach programs. Example careers for graduates may include juvenile probation officer, youth counselor, detention officer, caseworker, and juvenile rehabilitation coordinator.