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• Carlow University'S Fraud Investigation and Forensic Accounting Master'S Degree Program Responds to the Need for Advanced Training in the Field of White-Collar Crime as A Result of Global Financial Crises, Increasing White-Collar Crimes, and Growing Instances of Occupational Fraud. Designed by Licensed Experts from Accounting, Law Enforcement, Government and Corporations, Carlow Offers the First Master'S Program of its Kind in the Nation. Graduated August 2015.
• Activities and Societies: Business Student Council, Finance Club, Roberto Clemente Minority Business Association, Women in Business Major: Legal Studies Major Gpa: 3.78 The Legal Studies Major is an Interdisciplinary Course of Study That Combines the Theories and Methods of Several Social Science Disciplines with Law. the Major is Intended to Develop an Understanding of the Nature, Content, and Operation of American Law and Legal Institutions. Major: Administration of Justice - Forensics Concentration Major Gpa: 3.64 The Administration of Justice Program, Offered by the University of Pittsburgh Graduate… Show More Major: Legal Studies Major Gpa: 3.78 The Legal Studies Major is an Interdisciplinary Course of Study That Combines the Theories and Methods of Several Social Science Disciplines with Law. the Major is Intended to Develop an Understanding of the Nature, Content, and Operation of American Law and Legal Institutions. Major: Administration of Justice - Forensics Concentration Major Gpa: 3.64 The Administration of Justice Program, Offered by the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, is an Upper-Division Undergraduate Course of Interdisciplinary Study in the Liberal Arts and Sciences That Leads to A Bachelor of Arts Degree. the Goal of This Baccalaureate Program is to Develop an Understanding of the Evolution, Theory, Structure, Functioning, and Processes of Change in the Total System of Criminal Justice in Our Society. Show Less