The challenges to and the responsibilities of the modern police officer have undergone tremendous changes. Today's police officer must be prepared to meet the needs and expectations of an ever changing, complex and diverse society. The Police Science program provides officers an opportunity to become better prepared for meeting these new challenges. Together with other working professionals, officers study the management, leadership, and communication skills and law enforcement tools necessary to continue their personal and professional development and respond to societal needs.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Police Science program are expected to be able to:

1. Incorporate community involvement in the creation of a safe environment.
2. Understand leadership and management skills for police officers.
3. Develop organizational systems that foster problem solving within their community.
4. Apply the laws, rules, regulations and policies of their profession.
5. Understand various investigative techniques.
6. Communicate effectively in a variety of modes.
7. Work effectively with diverse populations.
8. Demonstrate critical thinking skills.
9. Understand the ethical implications of their actions.
10. Continue learning throughout their lives.
11. Demonstrate the general education competencies required for graduation.