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West Virginia University · Department of Forensic and Investigative Science
Bachelor of Science in Forensic Examiner in the Department of Forensic and Investigative Science, a 120-hour degree with a required internship and capstone.
Not verified whether this degree admits first-year students or only applicants with prior credits.
Dedicated forensic science major in the Department of Forensic and Investigative Science.
Dedicated forensic science major in the Department of Forensic and Investigative Science.
Source: catalog.wvu.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
Career and licensure statements for this program: not verified. We publish this only when the institution states it on an official page.
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
Entrance and English-language test policy: not verified. We publish this only when the institution states it on an official page.
We do not publish acceptance rates or estimate admission chances.
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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.
Bowling Green State University
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