Avery Gray wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:36

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:34

Avery Gray wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:31

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:21

Avery Gray wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:13

I wasn’t sure about it at first then my sis convinced me to read a little into it and it reminded me of my forensics class, so I’m going for it.

You studied forensics? That's so cool!!

Lol, lmk your thoughts when you're done! Its quite detailed, especially in that regard!

Yeah! I took a forensics class last year and loved it! We got to try and solve mock crime scenes and even created one for another csi team in our class to solve! It was a great class! I learned a lot there that I use now.

That sounds awesome and a lot of fun! I'd love to do sth like that!! Mhmm, forensics is a cool field to pursue...

Ooo! I hope you get the chance to! It was fun as a class (one of my friends irl is actually pursuing a career in forensics because of it!) but I’m not going to do it as a field. It is interesting though!

Hehe I hope so too! I'd never considered it before, but now that I think about it, it seems like a realistic option for me That's seriously cool though! If I may ask, in what level did you follow this class?

I don't know what you mean by level

Remy Break wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:41 I don't know what you mean by level

Like a basic class in college/uni, or did she major in forensics or sth... sorry if I was unclear

I'm backkk

Lily Isobel McCoire wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:52 I'm backkk

Heya! back from the store?

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:42

Remy Break wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:41 I don't know what you mean by level

Like a basic class in college/uni, or did she major in forensics or sth... sorry if I was unclear

I don't know what the criminal justice classes were like for her

But I do know I started criminal justice as a CTE in high school starting 2021, ending 2023. Best teacher ever. That may have only been 3 classes (Intro to Criminal Justice, The Fourth Amendment, and Forensics (actually there were four but I didn't take dual credit classes)) but I loved them in high school.

In community college when I was getting my associates of science in criminal justice, I took Introduction to Criminal Justice, Introduction to Corrections, Introduction to the Legal Process, Homeland Security (I definitely annoyed the professor with my stark opinions ;-;), Crime Scene Investigation and Criminal Investigation. I needed to take Intro to Criminal Justice, Intro to Legal Process, Criminal Investigation plus three Criminal Justice electives on top of the Compass Cores (English Comp, Literature, History, Sciences, etc) to get my associates.

Anyways, what I was getting to was I thought that was what I wanted. That one instructor made me dislike the major and field. That said, I originally fell in love with the idea in high school, so I thought I'd go and study to be a Forensic Technician, because that's what I wanted, and I wanted to have a specific field to be great in; Forensic Odontology. (aka teeth and teeth impressions).

The classes were pretty repetitive, I will admit that. If you learn something in one class, you'll likely hear the very same things with slight additions or modifications in another. Forensics and Crime Scene Investigation was great because it didn't repeat the same things being said in the other classes I took for that major and in high school.

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:53

Lily Isobel McCoire wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:52 I'm backkk

Heya! back from the store?

Oh no lol I was back from there a long time ago. It was so pretty out I went outside and played with some kids

Hello hello everyone

Remy Break wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:55

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:42

Remy Break wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:41 I don't know what you mean by level

Like a basic class in college/uni, or did she major in forensics or sth... sorry if I was unclear

I don't know what the criminal justice classes were like for her

But I do know I started criminal justice as a CTE in high school starting 2021, ending 2023. Best teacher ever. That may have only been 3 classes (Intro to Criminal Justice, The Fourth Amendment, and Forensics (actually there were four but I didn't take dual credit classes)) but I loved them in high school.

In community college when I was getting my associates of science in criminal justice, I took Introduction to Criminal Justice, Introduction to Corrections, Introduction to the Legal Process, Homeland Security (I definitely annoyed the professor with my stark opinions ;-;), Crime Scene Investigation and Criminal Investigation. I needed to take Intro to Criminal Justice, Intro to Legal Process, Criminal Investigation plus three Criminal Justice electives on top of the Compass Cores (English Comp, Literature, History, Sciences, etc) to get my associates.

Anyways, what I was getting to was I thought that was what I wanted. That one instructor made me dislike the major and field. That said, I originally fell in love with the idea in high school, so I thought I'd go and study to be a Forensic Technician, because that's what I wanted, and I wanted to have a specific field to be great in; Forensic Odontology. (aka teeth and teeth impressions).

The classes were pretty repetitive, I will admit that. If you learn something in one class, you'll likely hear the very same things with slight additions or modifications in another. Forensics and Crime Scene Investigation was great because it didn't repeat the same things being said in the other classes I took for that major and in high school.

Ooh, cool! Now I'm definitely considering pursuing this field...

Aww that sucks :< I hate when teachers, or in your case the instructor, ruins the entire subject for ya! Its the worst urgh

Oh goody! I hate when stuff is repeated...

Thank you for all this info <33

Lily Isobel McCoire wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:56

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:53

Lily Isobel McCoire wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:52 I'm backkk

Heya! back from the store?

Oh no lol I was back from there a long time ago. It was so pretty out I went outside and played with some kids

Oh lol mb mb... I love playing with lil kids

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 01:00

Remy Break wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:55

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:42

Remy Break wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:41 I don't know what you mean by level

Like a basic class in college/uni, or did she major in forensics or sth... sorry if I was unclear

I don't know what the criminal justice classes were like for her

But I do know I started criminal justice as a CTE in high school starting 2021, ending 2023. Best teacher ever. That may have only been 3 classes (Intro to Criminal Justice, The Fourth Amendment, and Forensics (actually there were four but I didn't take dual credit classes)) but I loved them in high school.

In community college when I was getting my associates of science in criminal justice, I took Introduction to Criminal Justice, Introduction to Corrections, Introduction to the Legal Process, Homeland Security (I definitely annoyed the professor with my stark opinions ;-;), Crime Scene Investigation and Criminal Investigation. I needed to take Intro to Criminal Justice, Intro to Legal Process, Criminal Investigation plus three Criminal Justice electives on top of the Compass Cores (English Comp, Literature, History, Sciences, etc) to get my associates.

Anyways, what I was getting to was I thought that was what I wanted. That one instructor made me dislike the major and field. That said, I originally fell in love with the idea in high school, so I thought I'd go and study to be a Forensic Technician, because that's what I wanted, and I wanted to have a specific field to be great in; Forensic Odontology. (aka teeth and teeth impressions).

The classes were pretty repetitive, I will admit that. If you learn something in one class, you'll likely hear the very same things with slight additions or modifications in another. Forensics and Crime Scene Investigation was great because it didn't repeat the same things being said in the other classes I took for that major and in high school.

Ooh, cool! Now I'm definitely considering pursuing this field...

Aww that sucks :< I hate when teachers, or in your case the instructor, ruins the entire subject for ya! Its the worst urgh

Oh goody! I hate when stuff is repeated...

Thank you for all this info <33

Lily Isobel McCoire wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:56

Amalie Leclerc wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:53

Lily Isobel McCoire wrote: 25 Jun 2026, 00:52 I'm backkk

Heya! back from the store?

Oh no lol I was back from there a long time ago. It was so pretty out I went outside and played with some kids

Oh lol mb mb... I love playing with lil kids

Me too lol.

On the other subject I'm going to pursue a career in the FBI and forensics was recommended to me