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What Type of training do you need to be a Crime Scene Investigator? |
I either want to be a Lawyer or a Crime scene Investigator but I do not know any kind of training or special school that i need to become a Crime scene investigator, I know all about being a lawyer, but could someone tell me what i would need to be a CS Investigator? For CSI, you need a hard science degree such as chem, microbiology, entomology, etc, (not food science) and a masters in forensics. To go to law school you need a BA in anything except basket weaving. I'd recommend getting a hard science degree. Libaral Arts degrees are a dime a dozen. Law, politics, Forensic science, biology, chemistry, anatomy. Forensic Science which incorporates chemistry, biology, microbiology, law among others. Usually a B.Sc and now many schools have a M.Sc and some have Doctoral Programs. Some schools actually still have a A.AS then you will have to gain on the job exp. http://www.criminalistics.com/ http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminal_min... http://www.forensicdna.com/ CF you need a 4 yr degree in criminal justice go talk to a college counselor they can help you out and place you on the right track. There is website www.assist.org check it out. it will tell you the classes that you need to take to get where you want to be Most investigators start as Patrol Officers which means you need to go to a Police Academy first, then become a cop, then work you're way up to patrol. However, if you are more interested in the scientific part of crime analysis, there is another path that I can't explain to you. I work as a Deputy Sheriff. |
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