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Hi,

I posted this in the introduction forum, but after browsing realized this may be the better place for my questions.

Thanks

 

I am currently a high school student who is interested in forensics. I have an interest in law and science which has influenced me to consider a career in forensics. I decided to join this forum in order to get advice. I will be applying to college next year and would like to know some info about what I should be looking at (schooling, etc.) for a career in forensics.

 

I know becoming a forensic pathologist would take about 11-12 years post high school, and am aware that this is an option (MD or DO route). What I am interested in finding out about is a PhD route. I am interested in doing forensic science for the courts, working in a lab etc.

 

My questions are:

 

What would a compectitive major be for applying to a graduate program in forensic science?

 

Do most graduate schools have a forensic science program? (PhD)

 

I would also like to add that I have a minor physical disability. I live 99% of a normal life; however, because of my disability I wear leg braces knee high, and walk with a small limp. I do not see my disability holding me back in a career in forensic science and am looking forward to my future.

 

Any info you guys have for me, I truely appreciate.

 

and please if I posted this in the wrong forum, I am sorry. Hopefully a moderator can move it to the appropiate forum.

 

Thanks again

  • 5 months later...
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Hey! why wud u want to do a PhD in forensics? Do u have an idea for a PhD. They say a regular bachelors degree in biology is enough but of course the more degrees u have the more u'll b e up for grabs by any police depts.

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