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Forensic Science Undergraduate Opportunities

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Forensic Science Pre-professional Program

The Forensic Science Pre-professional Program offers current NWU undergraduates an opportunity to apply to the Forensic Science Program during their junior year. Accepted pre-professional students can begin taking graduate courses while completing their undergraduate coursework. Relevant credits will apply to both degrees. This approach allows students to earn a bachelor’s degree in their chosen discipline and a master’s degree in forensic science within roughly five and a half years.

Forensic Science Minor

NWU also offers an undergraduate minor in forensic science. The 19-credit minor is available to all students and isn’t a prerequisite for entrance into Nebraska Wesleyan’s graduate program in forensic science. Completing a forensic science minor does not guarantee a student’s admittance into the graduate program.

Forensic Science

  • Forensic Science Minor
  • Forensic Science Pre-professional Program

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