What are the requirements to be a CSI?

Answer 1

If you mean a CSI-forensic specialist like on television then you can find a job on Monster.com. You just have to fill out some forms and have the proper education and then will most likely be able to help you. If they cannot, try going on Google or other search engines and thy tend to have a section for job information. You can also use the search engines and type in key words like " Forensic Specialty job Oportunities". Hope this was helpful.

Answer 2

Well. There's kind of alot. in Highschool, you'll need to take Chemistry, physics, science, and math. You need a criminology degree, a minor in physics chemistry and Biology, and science in college. And you have to go to college for 4 yrs.

Answer 3

This depends on the requirements of the employing law enforcement agency. Some agencies requirements are higher then others. A smaller rural agency may not require any degree while larger agencies will most definitely require a degree. That degree may be a two or four year degree and may be specific. In order to receive accurate and current information on the requirements contact your local police department, the sheriff's department and the state police in the area your are looking for employment and ask them what their requirements are for a CSI position with them.

Answer 4

From what i have read, most require CSI's to have a 4 year degree in some form of science. The best is to find a school that has a B.S. in Criminal justice and run with it. It is what I am doing. However, if you go through a technical college you can probably do it in half the time. This is what I am doing, I graduate 10/2011 with a B.S in Criminal Justice. I started in July 2009. Hope this helps you, if not try this website: www.crime-scene-investigator.net

Answer 5

You need to have lots of training in math and science. Because csi is mostly all about science.