Institution name

Middle Tennessee State University

Total number of students

25188

Contact address for international enquiries

1301 East Main Street
MURFREESBORO 37132

Telephone

+1 615 898 2840

Venue / office name

College of Behavioral and Health Sciences, Department of Criminal Justice Administration

Address

P.O. Box 238
MURFREESBORO
Tennessee
37132

Venue description

The Criminal Justice program is consistent with and furthers the approved mission of the institution. The mission of the department, like that of the University, is to engender intellectual curiosity in the students through quality instruction, curriculum, and the promotion of public services. The department provides a student-centered curriculum that includes both a theoretical and pragmatic foundation in order to meet the needs of a diverse student population. Toward this endeavor, the department offers a comprehensive education for students pursuing careers in law enforcement, courts and corrections, and for students seeking careers in businesses and industries associated with the criminal justice system, and for those with goals in higher education.

Telephone number

+1 615 898 5707

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

Living on campus places at the center of the university community, ready for both academic and co-curricular activities. Most students find that MTSU residence halls or apartments are the right choice, and they become part of a vital living-learning community, and make friendships that will last for years. Research indicates that living on campus is one of the strongest influences on successful completion of an undergraduate degree. More than 3500 students and families make their homes in twenty-one residence halls and apartments. While each living area is unique, each supports academic excellence. Professional staff and student leaders live and work in each area, coordinating services and programs that produce contented individuals. Computing facilities, student leadership training, recreational activities, referrals to academic support services, and a listening ear are just a few of the benefits of living on campus. Living options include traditional halls with shared baths; exterior-entry buildings with suite-style baths; and two-person, four-person, and family apartments. Communities range in size from approximately 215 students to 345 students. Rates depend on the type of room students select. The residence halls are West Side Halls, Mid-Campus Halls, East Campus Halls, North Campus Halls and the apartments are Womack Lane Apartments, Scarlett Commons.