What area should I focus on in Community College if I want to be in Forenics?

Question

I was thinking of probably going for the Criminal Justice studies, but I'm now starting to believe that it may just focus on the Law Enforcement aspects of the job... should I just go for a broad science major?

What should I choose, out of the following?

Accounting Applications
Accounting Technology
Agri-Business Technology
Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Technology
Applied Welding Technologies
Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing
Automotive Service Management Technology
Automotive Service Technology
Barbering
Business Administration - Business Management
Business Administration - Marketing Specialist
Business Administration - Career Ladder Model - A.S. to B.S.
Business Administration - Finance Management
Business Administration - Industrial Option
Business Administration - Management Specialization
Business Administration - Small Business
Entrepreneurship
Business Management – Event Planning

Emergency Medical Technician (Basic)
Engineering Technology-Quality Specialization
Equine Assistant Manager
Equine Science
Family Health Support
Finance Management
Fire Science Technology
Fire Science Technology - FESHE Compliant
Food and Beverage Management
Health Information Technology
Human Services
Landscape and Horticulture Technology - Horticulture Specialization
Landscape and Horticulture Technology - Landscape Design Option
Law Enforcement Officer
Legal Assisting
Legal Office Management (certificate)
Legal Office Specialization (A.S.)
Maternal and Child Services
Medical Information Coder/Biller

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Medical Office Administration
Nursing
Office Management
Office Management (A.S. Degree)
Office Software Applications (A.S.)
Office Software Applications Management (certificate)
Paramedic
Physical Therapist Assistant
Radiation Therapy
Radiography
Surgical Technology

Answer 1

You should do the Associate of Arts/Science liberal studies transfer program (with heavy sciences) and then transfer to a senior college that has a degree program in Forensic Science that interests you.

Vocational/technical courses at your community college won't transfer to a bachelor's degree.

Alternatively, you could apply to some senior colleges that have the BA/BSc in forensics and just start there.

just my opinion.

Answer 2

Go to an actual college to get a science degree. I say get something in biology or chemistry. Or something else in the life sciences.