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What colleges specifically focus on forensic science?

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Ryan’s Answer

Hello, here is a list of the FEPAC accredited schools for forensic science. I went to West Virginia University and it was great, but there are others. I recommend not going to a forensics program that is not accredited, as they are not as good.


https://www.aafs.org/search/schools?_page=1&keywords=&_limit=18&fepac=1
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Connor’s Answer

My undergraduate college - Loyola University Chicago - offers a great forensic science program.
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Marshall’s Answer

This is what I found with a Google search, you can see if there is anything that is close to you and do a campus visit, meet some students and professors and possibly sit in on a class to get a better idea if its a fit for you.

Colleges/Universities / Forensic science / degrees
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Loyola University Chicago
Chicago

Texas A&M University
College Station

John Jay College of Criminal Justice
New York

Penn State University
University Park

University of Central Florida
Orlando

Syracuse University
Syracuse

Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond

IUPUI
Indianapolis

University of New Haven
West Haven

Madonna University
Livonia

Pennsylvania State University

West Virginia University
Morgantown

Saint Louis University
St. Louis

Liberty University
Lynchburg

University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln

Hofstra University
Hempstead

The University of Texas at Austin
Austin

The University of Tampa
Tampa

University of North Dakota
Grand Forks

George Mason University
Fairfax

Towson University
Towson

University of Florida
Gainesville

Ohio University
Athens

Arizona State University
Tempe

Pace University
New York

Sam Houston State University
Huntsville

The George Washington University
Washington, D.C.

The University of Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg

Eastern Kentucky University
Richmond

Michigan State University
East Lansing

Columbia College
Columbia

Cedarville University
Cedarville

Ohio Northern University
Ada

Arcadia University

Florida International University
Miami

Buffalo State University
Buffalo

Alfred State College
Alfred

The College of Arts and Sciences

San José State University
San Jose

University of Mississippi
Oxford

Grand Canyon University
Phoenix

Palm Beach Atlantic University
West Palm Beach

University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham

Hamline University
Saint Paul

Fayetteville State University
Fayetteville

Eberly College of Science

Lasell University
Newton

Cedar Crest College
Allentown

University of Central Oklahoma
Edmond

University of North Texas
Denton

West Chester University
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david’s Answer

Questions such as this seem to be a window not being opened for students. That is, this is a simple question where the best answer will come from any internet search engine. I typed the words into a search engine and an extensive amount of information was presented. This is also an empowering knowledge for students, knowing how to use the internet for answers to generic questions, using this forum for those special questions that are most beneficial when answered by experienced professionals.
Thank you comment icon Hey David, I completely understand your perspective, but I want to chime in and say that information on search results can be very difficult to navigate through. You're flooded with information, and each site says something different. The hope here is that someone who has gone through a forensic science program will talk about their experiences at a specific college and lend that expertise! A perfect example of this is Ryan who answered this question :) Gurpreet Lally, Admin
Thank you comment icon Thanks for the other perspective. Much appreciated. david kirk
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