Consumer Information
Textbooks
Students at Justice College are responsible for purchasing textbooks independently. Information regarding required textbooks can be found in the course syllabus or through Populi. When reviewing the financial breakdown of educational costs, please note that the textbooks line item is considered an indirect cost, meaning it is an estimated cost and may vary depending on the courses taken.
Articulation Agreement and Transfer of Credit Policy
Justice College has established an articulation agreement with StraighterLine, providing students with the opportunity to take select courses online through their platform. This agreement allows Justice College students to complete certain major, general education and elective courses offered by StraighterLine that align with Justice College’s curriculum. Credits earned through StraighterLine can be transferred to Justice College and applied toward degree requirements, ensuring flexibility and convenience in fulfilling academic goals. Justice College does not currently have any written arrangements with other institutions, outside of the existing agreement with StraighterLine. All other courses and academic programs are provided directly through Justice College.
Cohort Default Rate
The Cohort Default Rate (CDR) is an important indicator of how our students manage their federal student loan obligations after graduation. It represents the percentage of Justice College borrowers who began repaying their federal student loans during a specific period and defaulted within three years.
Justice College is committed to supporting our students in making informed financial decisions, and we monitor our CDR to ensure continued student success and financial literacy.
The most recent CDR data for Justice College will be made available once officially published by the U.S. Department of Education.