College of Criminal Justice and Security students at University of Phoenix have the opportunity to become a member of the Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society through the Eta Theta Chapter. Alpha Phi Sigma is a nationally recognized honor society for students and graduates of esteemed criminal justice and security programs across the nation.

Purposes of Alpha Phi Sigma

• Promoting academic excellence through the recognition of scholarship
• Assisting in the development of professional and personal leadership among students and practitioners
• Providing opportunities for service to the community and the profession
• Encouraging greater communication among member chapters and the entire criminal justice profession

Benefits of Joining

• Recognition of Achievement
• Career Growth
• Leadership Opportunities
• Annual Scholarships and Awards
• Honor Regalia and National Newsletter
• Annual Conference
• Lifetime membership

Membership Requirements:

BSCJA Student Requirements:

• Completed 7 core/major courses of the BSCJA curriculum
• Have a 3.6 or better GPA in the BSCJA program courses
• Attended class during the calendar year of application, January 1 – December 31
• Received official endorsement by Campus College Chair

BSOSM Student Requirements:

• Completed 7 core/major courses of the BSOSM curriculum
• Have a 3.6 GPA or better in the BSOSM program courses
• Attended class during the calendar year of application, January 1 – December 31
• Received official endorsement by Campus College Chair

MSAJS Student Requirements:

• Completed 4 core courses in the MSAJS curriculum
• GPA of 3.75 or better
• Attended class during the calendar year of application (January 1 – December 31)
• Received official validation by Campus College Chair

• Eta Theta Chapter Website