Fast Facts: Forensic Science

Minimum educational requirement: Bachelor's degree
Number of forensic science technicians in the U.S., 2006: 13,000
Primary employers: State or local governments
Projected job growth through 2016: 31 percent
Mean annual wage, 2007: $50,310

Sources:
British Psychological Society
Bureau of Labor Statistics--Science Technicians

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