Hi! Am a science student but not doing maths.Does I really need maths 2study forensic?

What area of forensics?

Not decided yet.. I want 2go 4 an university outland but don't know yet exactly where and in which official channel

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by june19

not decided yet..i want 2go 4 an university outland but dnt knw yet exactly where and in which official channel

---

Do you know algebra and geometry?

It would be good to decide on a course of study and then find a school that has a good program in that.

Not really am not really good in maths:D I don't have maths as subject but am studying chemistry and biology..

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by june19

not really am not really good in maths:D i dnt have maths as subject but am studying chemistry and biology..

---

Is there a public library near you? (Where are you?)

Am from mauritius island.Yes there are public libraries where I live

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by june19

am from mauritius island.Yes there are public libraries where i live

---

Visit one and ask for books that compare colleges/universities and their programs. Also, find out what is required for admission.

Hi thanks for advices will do some more research. Excuse but can I know of what consist your job exactly?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by june19

hi thanks for advices will do some more research. Excuse but can i knw of what consist your job exactly?

---

I've worked in public libraries since 1981 as a reference librarian, head of circulation, and have been for fifteen years the head of cataloging, plus am supervisor of volunteers and court-ordered community service workers.

What does ad hominem/genetic mean?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Puddin79

What does ad hominem/genetic mean?

---

From Wikipedia -- "An ad hominem argument, also known as argumentum ad hominem (Latin: 'argument to the man,'), consists of replying to an argument or factual claim by attacking or appealing to a characteristic or belief of the person making the argument or claim, rather than by addressing the substance of the argument or producing evidence against the claim. An ad hominem fallacy is a genetic fallacy and red herring, and is most often (but not always) an appeal to emotion."