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Forensic Accounting
Before beginning a career as an accountant, a person must have an accounting degree. Many colleges and universities offer 2 year associate’s degrees and 4 year bachelor’s degrees. We have provided the names of highly esteemed and respected national accounting programs for your convenience. Accountants interested in working for the federal government in such agencies as the Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service, or the Federal Bureau of Investigation must earn a 4 year bachelor’s degree. Likewise, to get licensed as a CPA, it is necessary to possess a bachelor’s in accounting degree; however, potential candidates can become certified CPAs if they have a bachelor’s degree in business, but they must have taken some accounting classes.
It seems odd to mention jobs in accounting and criminal justice in a sentence together. However, accountants conduct criminal investigations and work in many different types of police agencies. As mentioned, accountants work as special agents for many federal agencies. Since financial fraud is rampant, accountants have important responsibilities with many federal government agencies. For example, individuals with bachelor’s degrees in accounting or those certified as CPAs are eligible to begin a career with the Federal Bureau of Investigations in a Special Entry program.
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Featured Criminal Justice Articles
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Breakthrough in Forensic Science
Forensic researchers in Tucson, Arizona have developed a revolutionary method that could allow scientists to predict what a person might look like using nothing more than their DNA.
Does The Death Penalty Save Lives?
For the first time in over a generation, the question of whether the death penalty deters murders has captured the attention of scholars in both law and economics, sparking an intense new debate.
Bounty Hunters -- Legit, or not?
There has been increasing controversy in the United States over bounty hunters, with concern voiced over the lack of control that a state has over their behavior.
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