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Criminal Justice & Corrections in South Carolina

Criminal Justice & Corrections Schools in South Carolina

Jobs for Criminal Justice & Corrections Grads in South Carolina

There are 54,400 people in the state and 4,342,350 people in the nation working in Criminal Justice jobs.

Criminal Justice & Corrections Jobs Nationwide vs. SC

Wages for Criminal Justice & Corrections Jobs in South Carolina

In this state, Criminal Justice grads earn an average of $57,775. Nationwide, they make an average of $78,064.

Criminal Justice & Corrections Wages Nationwide vs. SC

There is one school in the state that offers this degree.

Grads earn a median early-career salary of $44,890 after earning their degree at this institution. The school admits about 61% of applicants. The full-time student retention rate is 91%.

Criminal Justice & Corrections Careers in SC

Some of the careers Criminal Justice majors go into include:

Job Title Nationwide Job Growth Nationwide Median Salary
Detectives and Criminal Investigators 14% $64,492
Regulatory Affairs Specialists 14% $85,399
Compliance Managers 13% $117,178
Quality Control Analysts 13% $53,423
Emergency Management Directors 13% $72,305
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Teachers, Postsecondary 12% $91,449
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives 12% $52,907
Private Detectives and Investigators 12% $71,252
Intelligence Analysts 12% $65,483
Wind Energy Development Managers 10% $169,952
Environmental Compliance Inspectors 10% $119,630
Regulatory Affairs Managers 10% $77,828

Below are some popular majors that are similar to Criminal Justice.

Major Annual Graduates Nationwide
Fire Protection 15,202
Security Science and Technology 9,173
Homeland Security 6,323
Other Homeland Security 1,217

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