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Career as a Forensic Pathologist
"Hello! I am a sophomore in high school and
I am having a bit of trouble finding out information
about the career that I am interested in. I want to
become a forensic pathologist, but I don't know what
college is a good college to go to for this field? How
long will I be in college for this particular career?
Are there any courses that I could take in high school
that I would prepare me for related college classes?
There are so many questions that I still have that I
can't think of at the moment and that I would love to
ask an actual forensic pathologist, but I don't know
of anyone locally in that field. I would greatly appreciate
any information about this field or any other medical
field (I am also interested in becoming some kind of
doctor)."
Responses were sent from:
Bucknell University.
Member Institution and Association Answers:
From Bucknell University:
For this particular field you will be in a four year
college then medical school. I am not sure how many
years that will be exactly be (depending on what school
you go to). The classes you can take in high school
to prepare for this career would be all science related
courses. I am not familiar with the career of medical
forensics. I can recommend that you do a search or contact
any foundations that hire forensic pathologists. That
would aid your discernment about whether becoming a
forensic pathologist or a doctor.
Tim Johnson
Admissions
Bucknell University (PA)
kewalker@bucknell.edu
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