Part one Throughout my childhood I had a passion for reading. My genre of choice was mystery novels. Constantly reading Nancy Drew and books written by Pseudonymous Bosch both having analogous writing techniques that kept me reading to find out the obscure endings to the mystery novels. My passion for mysteries has never faded. As I completed each chapter my mind was determined to use the clues to solve the mystery before the book concluded. This love for problem solving is what is leading me to take Forensics next year and currently taking the STEM version of Anatomy and Physiology to strengthen my love for Biology. It is because of these courses that I have chosen to pursue a career in forensic pathology.
Forensic pathology may appear to be overly gruesome to the examination of the deceased, taking utilization of specimens to determine race, gender, and age. The ultimate grotesque moment of dissenting a human to determine death. While I know the basics of forensic pathology, there is a great deal that I want to know about the field. What a typical day looks like? How much is the median pay? How often do you work with …show more content…
Their average range of students had a high school GPA of a 3.5-3.9, a score of 1120-1290 on the SAT or a 23-28 ACT. Once accepted I need to look at the general education requirements for a major in Biology. Michigan State’s website stated that it is required to have at least 120 credits with a minimum 2.00 GPA through each of the semesters. IN addition, there is a requirement of 8 credits for integrative studies in arts and humanities, 8 credits for integrative studies in social, behavioral and economic studies and lastly 8 credits for integrative studies in general sciences. For a major in Biology, I will need to take 41 credits specific to biology and chemistry. Michigan State offers many aids to try and help you succeed including a 24/7 library, writing centers and math
Forensic pathology may appear to be overly gruesome to the examination of the deceased, taking utilization of specimens to determine race, gender, and age. The ultimate grotesque moment of dissenting a human to determine death. While I know the basics of forensic pathology, there is a great deal that I want to know about the field. What a typical day looks like? How much is the median pay? How often do you work with …show more content…
Their average range of students had a high school GPA of a 3.5-3.9, a score of 1120-1290 on the SAT or a 23-28 ACT. Once accepted I need to look at the general education requirements for a major in Biology. Michigan State’s website stated that it is required to have at least 120 credits with a minimum 2.00 GPA through each of the semesters. IN addition, there is a requirement of 8 credits for integrative studies in arts and humanities, 8 credits for integrative studies in social, behavioral and economic studies and lastly 8 credits for integrative studies in general sciences. For a major in Biology, I will need to take 41 credits specific to biology and chemistry. Michigan State offers many aids to try and help you succeed including a 24/7 library, writing centers and math