Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement 720 Academy Technical Diploma graduates can transfer a maximum of 15 credits to UW–Stevens Point to be applied to Bachelor of Environmental Law Enforcement. In order to earn the degree at UW–Stevens Point, a minimum of 105 additional credits at the partner college will need to be completed.

Transfer Guide

Review your Northcentral Technical College (NTC) requirements, see how each course applies at UW–Stevens Point, and identify any remaining coursework you'll need to complete after transferring.

General Education Courses

Students complete 21 credits in this program. UW–Stevens Point awards 15 transferable credits in the Conservation Law Enforcement program; however, none of those credits are accepted toward General Education requirements.

Course: 30-504-500
Overview of Patrol Response
2 credits
and
Course: 30-504-501
Physical Fitness
1 credit
and
Course: 30-504-502
Application of Investigations
1 credit
and
Course: 30-504-503
Overview of Criminal Justice
1 credit
and
Course: 30-504-504
Principles of Emergency Vehicle Response
2 credits
and
Course: 30-504-505
Sensitive Crimes
2 credits
and
Course: 30-504-506
Overview of Investigations
2 credits
and
Course: 30-504-507
Application of Traffic Response
3 credits
and
Course: 30-504-508
Principles of Investigations
1 credit
and
Course: 30-504-509
Principles of Tactics
5 credits
and
Course: 30-504-510
Overview of Tactics
1 credit
transfers to
Course: NRES 393
Conservation Law Enforcement
15 credits
at UW–Stevens Point

Contact Information

Students planning to transfer should contact NTC's Transfer Specialist and an Enrollment Counselor at UW–Stevens Point for the most current information.

NTC Transfer & Placement Office

We can provide you with all the tips, resources and one-on-one guidance you need in order to transfer your credits to a four-year college or university.

Karrie Lane

UW–Stevens Point Transfer Contact