Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences-Camden 18 courses
A candidate for the bachelor's degree must complete a total of at least 120 credits of college work. A candidate for a minor in Forensic Science must fulfill the 31 credit course requirements of the Forensic Science minor and meet the general curricular requirements of the Camden College of Arts and Sciences. To declare Forensic Science as your minor, go to the registrar’s office and tell them you wish to minor in Forensic Science (Subject Code: 412 ). Students may only receive one C or C+ grade in the relevant classes.
Required Forensic Science: ( 3 credits from the following)
50:412:327 or 56:412:525 Forensic Theory and Policy (3)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 50:412:327 or 56:412:525 | Forensic Science Theory and Policy or Forensic Science Theory and Policy | 3 |
Other required Science and Mathematics courses
26 credits from the following. 50:160:335 Organic Chemistry I (4 credits) 50:160:339 Organic Chemistry I Lab (1 credit) 50:198:111 Programming Fundamentals (4 credits) or 50:120:283 Statistics for Biological Research (3 credits) or 50:640:331 Probability and Stochastic Processes (3 credits) 50:160:325 Analytical Chemistry (3 credits) 50:160:329 Analytical Chemistry Lab (1 credit) 50:120:305 Molecular Biology or 50:160:326 Instrumental Analysis (3 credits) 50:120:306 Molecular Biology Lab or 50:160:330 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory (1 credit) 50:115:430 or 56:115:530 Biomolecular Forensic DNA/Forensic Analytical Molecular Biology (3 credits) 50:160:480 or 56:160:580 Forensic Chemistry...
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