How long will it take to complete an AS degree in Criminal Justice?

A typical Associates degree takes 2 years full time. If you are working full time as well, it can take longer. The school may have requirements about the length of time that can be taken to complete the course work. The school catalog or an advisor can give you the full answer for a specific school.

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