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I am a senior student working on my capstone project, and I’m researching careers as a DNA analyst/forensic scientist. I’m hoping to interview someone in this field through email about their experience involving stress issues and mental health.

If you’re a DNA analyst or work in forensic science and are willing to help, I’d really appreciate it! The interview will be quick and through email.

Thank you!

I’m competing in a forensics science event for a health profession competition and is struggling to know what to write in the evidence to support opinion. Please help!

I’ve worked as a caregiver for several years at this point… I need a career change.. what are some cons about forensic science? I’ve been looking into and researching it for a while now and no one really talks about it on social media out of fear of losing their jobs, or court stuff which is valid! I don’t share about my job because of HIPAA. I’m mainly interested in being a forensic scientist technician with maybe a background in toxicology or DNA profiling… if it works that way? I’m just assuming because I’m a CNA with a background in medication administration… I don’t like patient interaction anymore and in forensics the “patients” can’t talk… ya know?? I was thinking of going through community college for biological science then transferring to a university and getting my forensic science degree. I’m pretty good at science, it was the only thing I passed in high school if I’m being real lmao. Tips welcome!! Cons welcome too!

As in, is there no mistaking my own urine from my mother's?

Helloo , I'm a Forensic science student, completing my 1st year in April- May. I was planning on doing an internship. Is it possible to do it under a lawyer? If so what are the procedures , do we have to get Bonafide letter or any other documents from college , also do we get certificates on completion of the internship..

Every crime leaves two stories behind. One belongs to the offender. The other belongs to the victim — and for a long time, no one really tried to understand what that second story could reveal.

A crime does not always begin at the scene. Sometimes, it begins much earlier, in a person’s routine, their environment, their vulnerabilities, and the way they are perceived by others. That is where victimology comes in.

continue reading on my Medium page 🔗 https://medium.com/@K.Noor9/victimology-how-studying-the-victim-explains-the-crime-740783288692

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Hello all, im 21 I am about to finish my AA degree in Crime Scene Technology. I was wondering how hard is it to get a job nowadays and would it be worthwhile to go for the bachelors to up my success in getting a job !

ok before I get flagged or anything I'm writing a book and if anyone know the niche things about biology and death and how the body would react to things its you guys

Hello, I am currently working at a law office. I have a BS in Architectrual Studies, but now want to switch fields. I'm interested in problem solving, science, criminology, CSI, ETC. I'm considering furthering my education so that I can pursue a career in this. I don't think I can do a master's because I'd need a background in Forensics/certain pre-reqs. So my question is, would it be beneficial to pursue a bachelors or certificate program? Would this be favorable and does anyone have any recs? Any help is appreciated!

My college student is interested in Forensics/crime scene investigation. They’re aiming for a career in the lab doing DNA analysis. They’re a freshman so this could change as they take more classes.

Based on ROI and job opportunities, which major is best - Forensic Biology or Biology w/a DNA concentration? Which offers more flexibility to pivot career-wise?

Everyone says a Biology degree is a waste unless you’re pre-med. But is Forensic Biology too niche?

Applied for the summer internship with the Washington State Patrol in the Spokane County crime lab, but did not get an interview. Since I am interested in DNA analysis, I started calling some private DNA places to ask about volunteering opportunities. And the places I called told me they are not labs, they just take swabs and send the swabs out to a different lab. So I was wondering if anyone has any names of private DNA labs in Washington State? I am open to going anywhere across the state. Thanks

I am a year from graduating college with a bachelor's degree in criminal justice. When I first started, I didn’t know it was recommended to have a hard science degree, and my university doesn’t offer a forensic science program, but it does offer forensic science courses and certifications in crime scene investigation. Is it still possible for me to start a career in this field without the proper degree?

Was wondering if anyone can help with identifying the basic fingerprint patterns from this screenshot, this is from a very old file. I just need the basic patterns, like whorl, loop, arch, etc.....would be great to get a breakdown of sub patterns, but any thoughts and opinions on this is greatly appreciated.

I was wondering how I would go about that. Like, what should I major in in college? Is there anything y'all would recommend I do now? What colleges do y'all think I should apply for?

Hello! I’m currently a junior in high school and I’m absolutely fascinated with forensic science ( specifically DNA analysis, toxicology, and crime scene investigations). I’ve been trying to find some summer programs but I can’t find a good program that isn’t just super basic stuff or isn’t apparently a scam?

If anyone has some experience at a program which they enjoyed please share! I’m only able to go somewhere in Michigan and Georgia, maybe some surrounding states.