• Crime Lab Assistant
• Crime Scene Photographer
• Crime Scene Technician
• Crime Scene Unit Supervisor
• Fingerprint Examiner & Classification Specialist
• Fire Inspector/Investigator
• Forensic Science Specialist
• Investigator/Consultant
• Juvenile Assessment Worker
• Latent Print Examiner/Trainee
• Property and Evidence Personnel

Crime Scene technologists are employed by local, state and federal law enforcement agencies, state attorney offices, public defender offices, medical examiners' offices, law firms and private industry.

This certificate program is designed to prepare a crime scene technician who will be able to locate, identify, process and preserve the crime scene. They will also testify in court as to their findings. These courses will apply toward the AS degree in Crime Scene Technology.

SPECIAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
1. Complete SPC application.
2. Take SPC placement test and take any remedial courses as student needs to be at college level writing and reading skills.
3. Attend an advising session with program director or faculty member.

SPECIAL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:
1. A grade of "C" or better in all designated specialty courses in this program.
2. Completion of an End-of-Program Assessment Examination.
3. Online students are required to attend a Lab Technique Review Session during their graduating term.
4. A grade of "I" will be assigned to a currently enrolled CJT course until the End of Assessment Exam and any required Lab Technique Review Session is completed.

*Courses CJT 2113 and CJT 2241 should be taken during the student's last semester.