Criminal Justice · Fall 2026
SDSU CJ 321 — Juvenile Justice
Assessment of the structure and functions of agencies and institutions which comprise the juvenile justice system in America; evolution of policies and programs for prevention of delinquency and treatment of the juvenile offender.
Course requirements
Prerequisites: CJ 300; sophomore, junior or senior standing; upper division major status; only open to Criminal Justice, Interdisciplinary Studies in Three Departments, and Public Administration majors.
- CJ 300; sophomore, junior or senior standing; upper division major status; only open to Criminal Justice, Interdisciplinary Studies in Three Departments, and Public Administration majors.
Fall 2026 enrollment options
Seat status can change| Class # | Format | Status | Seats | Time | Location | Professor | RateMyProfessors |
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| 3176 Lecture | Hybrid | Open | 55 / 65 |
Mon/Wed 10:00 AM–10:50 AM Fri 10:00 AM–10:50 AM |
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Tania Mejia-O'Donnell | 4.9/5 · 116 reviews Difficulty 2.2 · 99% take again |
| 10587 Lecture | In person | Open | 18 / 49 | Tue 4:10 PM–6:50 PM | N 101 | Jason Amavisca | No RateMyProfessor match available |