Merrimack’s School of Education and Social Policy provides the opportunity to learn about, collaborate with and impact PreK-12 schools, colleges and communities through dynamic and focused programs that link theory to practice, excellence to impact, and classrooms with communities. Ultimately, we believe that education, broadly conceived and authentically enacted, is a transformative practice that changes ourselves and the world around us. The school’s undergraduate criminology and criminal justice programs help prepare students to think critically about, and engage thoughtfully with, the legal system and issues of crime, social policies and systems of punishment and social control. The program recognizes the complex relationship between society and its members and thus focuses on how broader sociocultural, political-economic and historical forces influence the lives of individuals, families and communities.

1. Complete your Application 2. Submit a secondary school transcript with an official English translation. 3. Submit proof of English proficiency. 4. Submit one letter of recommendation from high school teacher or counselor. 5. Submit a declaration of finances form and bank statement. 6. While optional, it is highly encouraged that applicants also submit a resume and schedule an interview.