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How can I obtain a career in a CSI lab?

I think I would really like analyzing evidence from crime scenes. #science #college-majors #crime

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To work as a forensic laboratory technician, you need a bachelors degree (4 year college) with a major in life sciences (e.g., biology, biochemistry), forensic science, or criminal justice (some schools have joint programs). You're usually employed by local, state, or federal government, and you'll get a lot of hands on training, by working with senior technicians, when you are on the job.


One very important thing is that you absolutely cannot have a criminal record if want to work in a CSI lab. If you have a criminal record, your chances of being hired are basically zero.

Thank you comment icon What colleges offer this type of programs that have a higher rate of graduation for any of this options of majors? Karina
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