how much education would i need to become a csi?

Question

collecting and packaging evidence, photographing, attention to detail... would i really need a high education for a job like this?

Answer 1

CSIs ordinarily need a four year college education in either a characteristic or legal science, for example, science or science, or in a field, for example, criminal equity, wrongdoing scene innovation, or criminology. Some CSI positions don't need a baccalaureate degree, rather requiring explicit school courses.

Answer 2

It varies by agency.  Most will require a bachelor's degree, while there may be some that don't.  

Answer 3

You need a high school diploma and a butt-load more on top. 

Here is a website outlining what the job entails.

https://www.gmercyu.edu/academics/learn/crime-scen...

Answer 4

not a homework question- post in  "higher Education"

Answer 5

About 10 years more than it takes to be a liberal member of congress

Answer 6

"According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the vast majority of aspiring forensic science technicians hold bachelor’s degrees in the natural sciences and a master’s degree in forensic science"

https://www.criminaljusticedegreeschools.com/caree...