The Bachelor of Science with a major in Forensic Investigation (FI) consists of two separate tracks that address career interests. Students interested in pursuing a major in FI must initially declare their major as Forensic Investigation Undecided. They will be advised to complete the lower division Forensic Investigation core that consists of five classes (15 semester hours). Upon completion of these lower division courses their coursework will be assessed by their advisor to determine whether they have met the minimum of a 2.5 overall GPA and a 2.5 in FI coursework required to proceed to upper division coursework in one of the two Forensic Investigation tracks. The minimum of a 2.5 overall GPA is also required to graduate with a Bachelor of Science in FI in either track.

Admissions Requirements • Application form and Application Fee $35.00. • High school GPA of 2.0/4.0 (US grading scale). • Copy of Passport. • Copy of financial document (financial statement and letter) stating a balance of at least $30,500. • If credentials are in a language other than English they must be translated by the institution itself or approved translation services. • At least one standardized test score such as ACT/SAT/ TOEFL/ IELTS/iTEP/PTE. • Proof of English Proficiency. (In addition to TOEFL/IELTS/iTEP/PTE, the ACT/SAT can satisfy proof of english proficiency requirement).