Where can I find a good college to major in Forensics in TX?
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University of Texas Southwestern in Dallas.  I know they have an excellent microbiology program.  check it out for forensics.
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http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/\n\nFrom there you can do a prisoner look up....or better yet..get a job there!
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Try www.ask.com .  I like De Anza College in Santa Clara County.
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There are a large number of schools that offer Forensic Science graduate courses, but they're not all great.  A good place to start your search is at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences website www.aafs.org they have an education link.  Some of the best known programs are:\nJohn Jay in New York, University of New Haven in Connecticut, Univerisity of Michigan...\nAs far as undergraduate, non-forensics courses...I would try to take at least 24-36 credits in chemistry.  Many labs require a strong chemistry background, because entry level scientists usually start in the drug chemistry sections of labs.  Another good group of courses would be molecular biology, due to the advance of DNA technology.
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dont think there is such thing//major as forensic psychology but try just googling it or try http://www.coin3.com/ that site lets u lok for colleges based on years, major, and location. but i think u ned to get like a user code, which i got from my teacher becus we ned it for our isearch. good luck.
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For help in choosing the school that's right for you, here's a helpful web site: http://studentaid2.ed.gov/gotocollege/collegefinder/\n\nGood luck!
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Go to your local community college website. Many of them have Firefighter programs. Here in Fort Worth, we have one at Tarrant County College. If you are looking for rank, captain and chief are the tops.
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I'm almost done with getting my funeral directing degree in Texas. I'm gonna copy a list of links to various national organizations that can help, both in deciding if it's right for you and where the nearest school is.\n\nNational Funeral Director's Association - organization for funeral service professionals\nhttp://www.nfda.org/\n\nThe American Board of Funeral Service Education - accredits college programs in Mortuary Science, can help you find a school.\nhttp://www.abfse.org/\n\nThe International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards - administers the National Board Exam (which i'm about to do a couple of weeks, wish me luck)\nhttp://www.cfseb.org/\n\nThere's also a Yahoo Group for Apprentice Funeral Directors, but we have people who are not in it yet, just interested.\nhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Apprentice_Funeral_Directors_Support_Group/\n\nLook around and see what you find out.\n\nGood luck,\nHelen.
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go to your advisor at your school with these questions! start doing research on chemistry programs at universities/colleges that are affordable (a public university/college in texas would be the most affordable, as out of state tuition is very expensive.) take tours of colleges...talk to current chemistry students (you could sit in on a chemistry class--ask the professor at teh beginning of the class--and talk to students and the professor in the class about the program, etc.). talk to admissions advisors at different colleges. google searches help too...i think they rank colleges for different programs. \n\ngood luck!! keep up the good work in doing research....it's definitely worth it find the appropriate college of your choice!
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If you're smart enough to think about college, you should be resourceful enough to know how to find out what colleges offer criminal justice courses and majors.\n\nMost famous one is John Jay in New York - look around to get more.
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I went to SMU.  It is the middle of Dallas.  Expensive unfortunately.  Has an OK EE program but there are better.  SMU is better known for its schools of Divinity, Business, Theater, etc.
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Any of the big 12 colleges, preferably OU! :)
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There are a number of good ones, Texas A&M is a good one, U of T at Austin is good.  I have a very high opinion og Colorado School of Mines, I think they have turned out some top notch kids.
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http://www.topherreimroc.com/FullScholarship\nA good friend of mine(He is also Filipino) recommend this site to me. We both go to school full time for Chemistry/Forensics. He said he not only used it to help him search for a college that was right for him, but also earn a scholarship! He now goes to my school on a full scholarship he recieved by using that website!
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Center for Forensic Studies, Texas Tech University\nBaylor University (Forensic Anthropology)\nUniversity of North Texas Health Science Center, Fort Worth\nSam Houston State University, Huntsville
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http://www.forensicaccounting.com/
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Looking on the web, I would suggest that you look towards doing a College/University course in Forensic Science, as this appears to be the general requirement of the job.