Independent directory of US criminal justice, criminology and forensic degrees
BA in Chemistry with a forensic science concentration combining chemistry coursework, physics and required criminal justice courses.
Not verified whether this degree admits first-year students or only applicants with prior credits.
Formal forensic science concentration in the BA in Chemistry, with chemistry, physics and criminal justice courses.
Chemistry degree with a named forensic science concentration requiring organic and analytical chemistry, physics and criminal justice courses.
Source: mobap.edu · verified October 24, 2026We list associate, bachelor's, master's and research-doctorate programs in criminal justice, criminology, forensic science and related subjects at institutionally accredited US schools — degrees in the subject and formal concentrations, never certificates or one-elective degrees. Eligibility rules
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A degree does not guarantee police academy admission, sworn officer certification, federal employment, a security clearance, a position with a named agency, a forensic laboratory job or eligibility to practice as a psychologist. Those have separate training, scientific prerequisites, examinations or hiring requirements set by the agency, state or licensing board. Academic degrees vs police academy training
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Entrance and English-language test policy: not verified. We publish this only when the institution states it on an official page.
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This program does not appear in FEPAC's accredited-program list. FEPAC accredits forensic science programs only and is optional; its absence is not a sign that a program is illegitimate, and the school's other programs or institutional accreditation do not imply it.
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Same degree level and focus. Listed for discovery, not ranked.
Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale
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