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-Entry Level: The average salary for an Entry-Level Forensic Psychologist is $60,266 per year.
-Median Level: - The average salary for a Mid-Career Forensic Psychologist is $71,216 per year.
-Advance Level: - The average salary for an Experienced Forensic Psychologist is $79,288 per year.

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Cons:
-Education requirements: You often need a doctorate for an entry level job. It requires five to seven years of postgraduate education, all of which is expensive.
-Long days: 18 hours days are not uncommon when in the middle of a pressing case.
-You must be on-call at least some of the time in many positions and be available to travel with short notice.
-Can produce stress and frustration.

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Pros:
-The choice of working in either private practice or in the public sector.
-The challenge and even risk of dealing in the criminal justice field.
-High job satisfaction, especially with the successful conclusion to a case.
-High salaries

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-This is where I will attend to get my undergraduate degree in psychology.
-An online school so no housing fees.
- Campus Address: 3301 College Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314
-Website: www.nova.edu
-Around 120 hours are needed at about $1200 credit per hour.
At the end of 4 years, it should cost around $114,000 in total.

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-critical thinking
-thorough knowledge of social and cultural issues
-legal knowledge (including mental health law, case law, and courtroom procedures)
-excellent writing skills
-strong oral presentation skills (and ability to maintain composure in stressful circumstances)

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- A degree in psychology and human behavior from an accredited university
- Three (3) years of experience working in a psychiatric hospital or correctional facility is preferred

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-Forensics and criminology have always been interests of mine.
-Researching mental disorders and homicide cases really catch my attention.
-These cases make me use my questioning skills and i wonder things such as "How could this have been prevented?" , "What caused the suspect to commit such an act?", and "How could someone prevent this crime from happening a second time?"
-^That would be where the career I am researching, forensic psycology, comes into play.
-I would like to be able to evaluate a suspect and determine if there's any way I could help improve the way the person acts and thinks in order to make them more fit for socitey and possibly save someone from what this person could do to them without the correct treatment and help.