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Bachelor's degree

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I am graduating in December with my A.A. in criminal justice and want to get my B.S. degree to become a CSI and eventually work in a forensic lab. Is it better to have a degree in biology, chemistry, or forensics? I would prefer to get my degree in forensics but there are no colleges close enough to me to attend. I would have to do my classes fully online and would prefer not to do that. I am having trouble deciding what to major in. I live in South Florida. Thank you for your advice.

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Bachelor's degree is the second academic achievement for an ordinary person. In the essay writers UK there are many other academic options and career opportunities.
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Crime Labs generally require a hard science degree in Biology, Chemistry, etc...     If you are wanting to do field work a hard science degree is also recommended but you can be hired with criminal justice degrees.  
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