what colleges offer mortuary science programs?
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i know that southern illinois u @ carbondale does.
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Respiratory therapist\nradiation therapist\nphysical therapist\nx-ray technician\nphlebotemist (they draw blood from people)\nforensics (working with dead bodies)\n  or mortuary work like embalming\nultrasound technician\ndental hygenist\ndentist\nmedical transcription (typing in the records)\nmedical records\nCAT scan technician\netc etc etc\nwell just take a look at everyone who works at the hospital or doctor's office.  any of those careers.
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There are colleges that people go to for mortuary science degrees to work in funeral homes. Working in a morgue would also require some college for jobs that actually involve working with the bodies. I'm sure an internet search would answer all your questions.
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Looks like some states are requiring mortuary techs to have 2-year degrees, plus certification, and so won't accept vocational school credits for this field. Mass. seems to be one of these states. The good news is that there are two colleges where a high school student might be able to take classes while going to high school, like in the summer:\n\nFuneral Institute Of The Northeast\n77 University Ave\nWestwood, Massachusetts 02090\n(781)461-9080\nhttp://www.fine-ne.com/\n\nMount Ida College\n777 Dedham St\nNewton Centre, Massachusetts 02459\n(617)928-4500\nhttp://www.mountida.edu/
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I would check Southern Methodist University.  I believe they offer what you are looking for.
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most colleges are now starting to offer forensic science and forensic chemistry as majors, so check which universities are the best for that. mostly you'll need lots and lots of biology, chemistry, environmental sciences, etc. it's tough! but also very interesting!
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check http://www.collegeboard.com and search egyptology as a major. you'll be able to narrow the search down by geograpgy as well, such as a 50 mile radius from your zip code, that sort of thing. maybe you'd like to consider archeology or a career such as a museum curator and then specializing in egyptology.\ngood luck!
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The University of Tennessee has one of the best forensic anthropology labs around.  It is run by a Dr. Bass.  You may have heard of him, we have a place called the Body Farm here and he is one of the BEST Forensic Anthropologist in the country.  Check out the book DEATH'S ACRE and you will learn alot about him and the Body Farm.
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Buy this book and you'll find more than just 10 options. It lists most of the Universities that have M.S. Programs.\n\n(For some reason Yahoo wouldnt let me post the site to the book so you'll have to go to amazon.com and search for "Graduate programs and information" in the books department. The book will come up then.\n\n\nCounselorDan (Child Therapist)\n\nYou can always go to the University of Alabama Birmingham my Alumni.. he he.  \n\nwww.uab.edu
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DeVry University  \nRasmussen College\nHerzing College
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You must attend and accredited mortuary school and the program is usually about 2 years, depending on whether or not you already have college credits.  Most states are all one degree, funeral director and embalmer, you will have to take all the classes.  Good luck!
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Here's some of America's best colleges for Actuarial science that you can paruse in your free time. I wasn't able to find a world listing though.\n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/majors/brief/major_52-1304_brief.php
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University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland.  Great engineering programs.  My son attended for classes in mechanical engineering and was impressed with the variety and extent of the department.
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Most colleges offer a BS in portapotty science.\n\nDon't go to Brown University to get it though... I hear it's kind of sh*tty.
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Grad courses is a great idea. Is there a college nearby you that offers them?
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University of Maine at Orono has a very large biology program including biology, zoology, botany, molecular biology, and biochemistry.  Excellent research institute while maintaining a low student to teacher ratio (21:1) which is excellent for a school with 10,000+ students.  So you get personal attention while having lots of oppurtunites.
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Harvard is one.and there's suny brook .try them