Sample Four-Year Degree Plan

This four-year plan serves as a sample to provide students with a clear path to graduation. A student’s path may differ from this example. Students are encouraged to consult with their faculty advisor each semester to ensure appropriate course selection.

Bachelor of Science in Forensic Sciences

Grand Total Credits: 123 (126-131)

Notes: Students who place into MTH 122 are not obligated to take MTH 111, and students who place into or have already receive credit for MTH 201 are not obligated to take MTH 111 or MTH 122. CRJ 490 or CRJ 499 must relate to the field of forensic science in some fashion. The Optional Electives are a placeholder for other requirements beyond that of the major or degree that may exist for the student (for example, anyone desiring to pursue a MD at Harvard Medical School would need to add a year of Inorganic Chemistry to meet the admissions requirements, which would require eight credit hours of optional electives). If a student desires to attend medical school after graduation, they must take ENG 300 (or a comparable upper-division ‘Q’ class) as their upper-division elective during their final semester to meet admission requirements.