The best right route to becoming a criminological psychologist!!
- Ginger2003
- elisabeth46
- Tammy70
- tuffgr77
- krj1220
- rolandab
- rolandab
- papichulogrande
- leeanncrowley
- Scrapps
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» Ginger2003 - Help
I need any information I can get on Forensic Psychology, such as long I will be in school, and what do I need to do first in order to become a forensic psychologist.-- posted by Ginger2003
» elisabeth46 - More questions!!
Hi,I'm currently a student of psychology and will get my bachelor degree in the spring of 2004. I live in L.A and am looking for school in the adjacent area right now. I know CalState L.A. has a forensic program and I'm going to look into that. Have you heard anything about that school's reputation regarding the quality of the program??!! I'm looking into doing some internships and research and I'm wondering if you could give me further pinpoints of great areas regarding possible internships. I would greatly appreciate it. Thank You. Elisabeth
-- posted by elisabeth46
» Tammy70 - Re: Re: BIG advice on the path to becoming a forensic psychologi
In response to message posted by chiqui:Hi my name is Tammy. I think you and I should talk. I think you and I have a lot in common. I am also starting school late in life. I am 32. I am trying to get my criminal justice degree and then try for a social worker degree. I guess you can say criminal justice social worker. I am also interested in Forensic psychologist. Please email me at tamlf70@hotmail.com I check that email more than I do this one. I would love to get acquainted.
-- posted by Tammy70
» krj1220 - forensic psychology
Hi my name is Kim. I am 28 years old. I too am very interested in forensic psychology. I have been looking at different college's websites for information, along with sites like these. The response from others are pretty overwelming. The whole idea of going back to school is kinda scary too. I would like to talk to you more in detail on your findings and interests. The email I check more often is kjrj@nnex.net. I'll look forward to hearing from you.-- posted by krj1220
» rolandab - Re: Re: Re: BIG advice on the path to becoming a forensic psycho
In response to message posted by Tammy70:Tammymy, like you I'm 34 returning to school.
I'm working on my BA in criminal justice at St. LUnivnionlineine.
I like what was expressed earlier by the original poster. I too was advised to pursue a clinical Psychology Masters degree then move to a doctorate in Forensic Psychology.
Good luck in endeavors.
-- posted by rolandab
» rolandab - Re: Re: Re: Re: BIG advice on the path to becoming a forensic ps
In response to message posted by rolandab:http://www.css.edu/users/dswenson/web/FO...
this link will take you to a gentleman who helped pioneer the Forensic Psychology section of Psychology.
Not sure how the school name got messed up.
but here it is again.
St. Leo University, it offers campus studies but also online courses it caters to the military but is open to all.
-- posted by rolandab
» papichulogrande - I'm in High School
Hello I am a Junior in a Pre Medicine Magnet Program and i have always wanted to be a Forensic Scientist, but lately i've been getting fustrated b/c of the lack of resources. Are there any Florida Universities (Univ. Florida, FSU, Stetson, or UCf) who offer the majors in psychology & minors in criminology.-- posted by papichulogrande
» leeanncrowley - Re: BIG advice on the path to becoming a forensic psychologist!!
In response to message posted by Cjrichards123:I am currently studying psychology and i am in my third yr now, are there any good uk universities that i could carry on my studies in that would help me become a forensic or criminal psychologist. i would be so grateful for any advise . thanks lee-ann-- posted by leeanncrowley
» Scrapps - Re: BIG advice on the path to becoming a forensic psychologist!!
so cjrichards--what you said really helped, but i was wondering if you could email me (or at least send me your email) so that i could ask you more questions (so i don't look completely stupid online in front of everyone!!) i have a lot of ???'s regarding forensic psychology and you seem to really know what's goin' on with it!! my email is hkulp@chesco.orgthanks a bunch!!
-- posted by Scrapps
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