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Criminal Justice


Question Posted Wednesday April 1 2009, 7:44 pm

if i major in criminal justice to be a criminal/forensic investigator.. what classes should i look into for my freshman year at college?

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uberlou answered Thursday April 2 2009, 3:39 am:
Usually, the first 2 years of college are best spent taking your Lower Division classes. These are the all around classes that everyone's required to take (Math, English, Science, Social Sciences, etc) and entry level classes to the more advanced classes related to your major. That's really what you gotta try to crank out within those first 2 years.

You should meet with an academic counselor in your school to talk more about what classes towards your concentration you need to take. Each specific college/school has their own set of academic counselors there to help you out with anything you need. Definitely meet them to form a study plan.

Also, if your school site has a personalized Student Online Portal, explore it because it'll usually have advanced info on your required classes and stuff.

Hope I could be of help!

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