The majority of criminologists hold a bachelor's degree in psychology or sociology, many having master's or PhD degrees in the behavioral sciences. Because criminologists must be adept in analyzing crime rates and statistics, utilizing the most current crime fighting technology and writing thorough reports for their departments, it is a good idea to take courses in statistics, computer science and writing. Earning a bachelor's degree in psychology, sociology or criminal justice is a logical place for you to start gaining the skills you need to succeed in a career as a criminologist. If you are currently in law enforcement, corrections or related field, earning a bachelor's degree may be the only additional education you need to pursue a career as a criminologist. You will also have to look into your state's criminologists licensure requirements. Some states require licensure and others do not.
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bachelor's degree and pre med degree.
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What kind of education do you need to become a car designer?
secondery education
A good 1
you need 2 years in counting
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you need to go to college for 4-8 years to become a psychologist.
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