Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy - In Service Training Courses
It is the student's responsibility to alert APUS that s/he may fall under a current Internal Recommendation policy by emailing his/her Student ID and the name of the Internal Recommendation to articulations@apus.edu.
Eligibility:
Undergraduate students must be pursuing one of the following programs at the University:
- Any undergraduate level degree program
Students may maximize transfer credit from this internal policy by pursuing the following program:
- Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a General concentration
Guidelines:
- A student has met the terms of the agreement and is eligible for possible Transfer Credit Evaluation (TCE) review if they completed the specific course(s) through the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy in 2009 or later and they have not yet had an Initial TCE completed.
- If an Initial TCE has already been prepared and the student completed the course(s) through the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy in 2009 or later after the official evaluation was completed, they can send in the updated paperwork. A TCE Update Request Form must also be submitted to initiate the review process.
- If a student changes their degree program, they are eligible for a review of their Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy certificate(s) for possible transfer credit.
- If a student has already had an Initial TCE completed, their documentation has already been reviewed, and no additional paperwork is to be submitted, they are NOT eligible for this internal policy.
Students must send in a copy of their certificate(s) of completion from the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy along with a TCE Application. Documentation of successful completion may make a student eligible for the following transfer credit recommendations depending on their specific undergraduate degree program requirements.
In the table below, locate in the left column the title of the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy course completed to identify the corresponding APUS transfer credit recommendation on the right. Please be aware that only Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy courses completed in 2009 or later are eligible for the indicated transfer credit recommendations. Also, in instances where more than one Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy course is listed with an 'AND' separator, all of the listed courses must have been completed to be eligible for the corresponding APUS transfer credit recommendation.
| Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy Course Title | APUS Transfer Credit Recommendation | APUS Semester Hours |
| Advanced Crises Intervention and Negotiations AND Advanced Kinesics Interview & Interrogations AND Advanced Search and Seizure | OMNI399 - Omnibus Credit * | 3 SH |
| Advanced FTO | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Basic Crime Prevention | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Basic Crime Scene Photography | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Basic Crime Scene Processing and Evidence Collection AND Basic Search and Seizure | CMRJ101 - Evidence and Procedures | 3 SH |
| Basic Financial Crimes | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Basic Kinesics Interviewing Techniques | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Basic Spanish for Corrections Personnel | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Crisis Intervention for First Responders | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Cybercop 101 - Basic Data Recovery and Acquisition (BDRA) | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Cyber Investigation - ISEE Instructor Development Project | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Cyber Investigation Secure Techniques for Onsite Preview (STOP) | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Decision Making for Corrections | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Domestic and International Terrorism | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Fast Cyber Forensic Triage | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Field Training Officer | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| First Line Supervisors School | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Forensic Entomology AND Investigative Forensics | OMNI399 - Omnibus Credit * - BS Criminal Justice | 3 SH |
| General Instructor Development | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Hostage/Crisis Negotiation | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| ICS 300 | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| ICS 400 | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Internal Affairs Investigations | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Introductions to Securing Law Enforcement Networks | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Leadership Strategies I AND Leadership Strategies II | MGMT312 - Leadership and Motivation | 3 SH |
| Mid Level Managers | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Principles of Medico - Legal Death Investigations | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Pursuing Excellence | Elective Credit | 2 SH |
| Suicide Bombing and Attack Protocols for Patrol Officers | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Tactical Communications for the Correctional Professional | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Terrorism Awareness: Hidden in Plain Sight | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Terrorism: Interview & Interrogation of People of Different Cultures | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| Use of Force Analysis | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| VCIN Operator Level A & B | Elective Credit | 1 SH |
| *Omnibus credit is upper level transfer credit which applies to a student's specific area of study within their Major/Concentration requirements, but for which APUS does not offer an equivalent course. Students for whom this credit does not directly apply may have the same number of semester hours applied as Elective credit depending on their specific program requirements. | ||
Please note:
This Internal Recommendation policy is valid for programs listed which may be reviewed each catalog year and credit recommendations may change if the programs or internal recommendation policies are altered and/or re-evaluated.
