This article discusses the Choice Theory in Criminology, its summary, and discussions. The rational choice theory has a utilitarian belief whereby human beings are known to have a reasoning capacity thus making it easy for them to weigh costs, benefits, consequences and rationale for their decisions. The article also discusses different views on criminality and how one's upbringing determines future life. Neglected children and those that are pampered are seen to have a hard life that is at times full of criminal activities in future.