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Newman University partners with Kansas colleges for criminal justice degrees

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Newman University partnered with the Kansas Association of Community Colleges, which represents 19 community colleges and three technical colleges in Kansas. This agreement establishes a criminal justice pathway allowing graduates of participating colleges to earn a bachelor’s degree in as little as 12 months. The program includes a $20,000 scholarship from Newman University for each participating graduate.

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The partnership provides financial assistance and a clear educational route for students and working public-safety professionals seeking a bachelor's degree. Newman University also matches any federal Pell Grant or State of Kansas financial aid applied for by students in the program.

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  • Newman UniversityProvides the bachelor's degree program and financial scholarships.
  • KansasThe state where the community college system and the program operate.

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