Bachelor [Forensics] From West Virginia University

Forensic science programs of variable quality are appearing at many institutions. How do you decide which is right for you? Why should you consider West Virginia University? It is an individual decision based on many factors, but some things you should know about West Virginia University.

The Forensics program is approaching the decade-old mark and was one of the first accredited programs in the nation.

The University employs full-time faculty with real forensic experience, professors whose one and only job is to pass their knowledge and experience to the next generation of forensic leaders.

Upon graduation from the Forensic and Investigative Science Program, students will be able to:

• Take data generated during a forensic investigation and prepare for trial. Students should be able to testify to the interpretation of the evidence.
• Demonstrate competency in the collection, processing, analyses, and evaluation of evidence.
• Present a portfolio including their resume, certification forms, internship experiences, and any other learning experiences they have achieved.
• Demonstrate their application of skills and knowledge in a professional environment that they have acquired through their internship experience.

It?s your education. It?s your career. Do your homework and pick the right program for you. Selecting a university is a family decision that represents years of financial and emotional support and commitment.