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May 16, 2024
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2013-2015 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Forensic Science, BS
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Purpose of the Forensic Science Major
The primary purpose of Saint Augustine’s University’s Criminal Justice Forensic Science curriculum is to serve as a catalyst for the development and implementation of a cutting edge interdisciplinary program that combines the unique disciplines of criminal justice and the natural sciences. The forensic science major prepares participating students for and exposes them to forensic lab analysts and crime scene investigation careers in forensic science. Students participating in the program are expected to:
- Graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice Forensic Science.
- Acquire a core level of competencies that would ensure a successful career in the forensic science arena.
- Participate in cutting edge scientific research and forensic projects that allow them to contribute beneficially to their development in becoming forensic experts.
- Utilize semester and summer internship placement, mentoring initiatives and guest lecture series into a meaningful career and placement networking experience.
The following courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or better in order to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Forensic Science:
Outline
The following outline of courses details the 128 credit hours required for the Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science. Meeting graduation requirements is the responsibility of the student. Refer to the catalog for curricular specifics and a complete listing of required and elective courses and descriptions. Students must earn “C” or better in all “TEP” courses.
First Year Experience (4)
University Requirements Transformative Education Program Core Competencies
5 Hrs Seminar (one 2 hour and 3 one hour)
*Two credit hours of wellness in FYE 101 /WEL 101
And 2 (1) Activity Courses
STEM & Quantitative Literacy (11)
Teamwork (4) ^
^ Note: May take this course outside of the major.
Innovation & Creativity (4)
Artistic Literacy (3) +
+NOTE: Must select a course outside their major.
Major Requirements (43)
Students must earn a “C” or higher in ALL courses in the major.
Free Electives (If applicable)
Degree Totals
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FYE 102 |
2 |
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University TEP |
83 |
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TEP Major Hours |
(46) |
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Major Hours |
43 |
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Transformation Education Program Acronyms
WC: Written Communication |
OC: Oral Communication |
FL: Foreign Language & Sign Language |
AW: Advanced Writing |
CT: Critical Thinking |
ID: Identity |
WEL: Wellness |
SCL: Science with Lab |
QL: Math |
TECH: Computer Technology |
CE: Civic Engagement |
GP: Global Perspective |
SL: Servant Leadership |
TW: Teamwork |
IC: Innovation & Creativity |
AL: Artistic Literacy |
CAP: Capstone |
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