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Criminology is basically a term used for the scientific study of crime and criminals. It includes study of the nature, extent, causes and control of criminal behaviour and how society responds to crime. In addition to this, it also deals with the social impact of any crime as well as how the corrections system, police and courts work. There are exciting careers in this field which are not all in forensic science. To fully understand criminalist positions, follow the course of a crime. When a criminal commits a crime, law enforcement officers take charge. Depending on the crime, these could be Fish and Game Wardens, Police Officers, Deputy Sheriffs, Fire Investigators, Police Detectives and Investigators. As they investigate the crime, they may need the help of the more coveted Criminalist positions such as crime scene investigators. You will need a criminology degree with experience in science together with a 4-year degree in Biology or Chemistry to get into these positions. Th...

What is a career? A career is a job undertaken for a significant period of a person's life and with prospects for progress . It includes education, training, and work experience . Before you settle into a career, there are a few things that you must know. Keep in mind that this is what you shall be doing for a living and possibly, for the rest of your life; you should therefore choose a career that is going to work for you. Many people end up in careers they don’t like and end up feeling trapped in them. If you had a chance to choose or change your career, there are certain things that you should keep in mind. Use the check-list below to help you make a wise decision before you settle. You may print it out and fill it in after giving it a thought. The  check-list On a scale of 1-10, rate the careers you are thinking of where 1 is the least rating while 10 being the highest rating. Career: List the careers you are thinking of in this column. Job satisfaction...