Beyond the general
Graduate
School standards,
admission to the Master of Science in Forensic Science is based
on the following minimum criteria:
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A bachelor's degree in a natural science discipline, including forensic science; or a degree with equivalent course work. |
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Completion of eight credits (two semesters
or equivalent) of organic chemistry with laboratories
and eight credits (two semesters or equivalent)
of general biology with laboratories. |
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An undergraduate grade-point average that exceeds
2.9 overall on a 4.0 scale. |
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A satisfactory score on the Graduate Record General
Exam (GRE). For information about this exam, call
(800)
GRE-CALL. |
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Assessment of prior graduate course work and/or
relevant laboratory experience (where applicable). |
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Three letters of recommendation pertaining specifically to the applicant's potential ability as a graduate student in forensic science. |
 Application
deadline for receipt of all materials is March 1 each
year for fall
admission. There are no
spring admissions to this program.
Please browse the links in this section to find out
more about admission to the graduate program.
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