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An entry-level forensic chemist must have a minimum of _____ in order to obtain the job.

a college degree and forensic experience
a two-year college degree
a PhD in forensic science
a four-year degree in communications and four years of practical experience on the police force

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Answer:

Option A

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to opt for any entry level job in the field of forensic science or chemist, one is required to have a minimum of four years of college degree. As per the recommendations of American Academy of Forensic Science(AAFS) , a degree in chemistry is required to apply for an entry level job of forensic chemist. Higher education is required for more specialized position.

Hence, option A is correct.

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User Linde
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The answer would be the first option. A four-year degree in biology, physics, microbiology, medical technology, chemistry, or genetics, is obligatory permitted to get an entry-level job in forensic science. Taking lessons in law and communication can also be useful. Furthermore, experience in a laboratory may be obligatory by some crime labs.

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