Where can I find details of Arts and Science Colleges?

The student's own talent and performance goals are central to choosing a performing arts school. Programs are varied, and include areas such as theater, music and dance.

Consider the following when looking for performing arts schools:

Students may wish to seek out schools that offer ample performance opportunities and venues suited to their own interests.

Many students are attracted to performing arts schools in large metropolitan areas that provide opportunities for internships, research opportunities and part-time, off-campus jobs.

Forensic science programs can be found at every degree level and are offered by community colleges, technical schools and 4-year colleges and universities. These programs incorporate the study of chemistry and biology with toxicology, psychology, crime scene investigation and ballistics. Undergraduate students who are interested in the subject and wish to enter the workforce as technicians will find associate and bachelor's degree programs to be adequate preparation. Those who wish to go onto careers in academia or become leaders in the field will want to look into master's degree programs. The following items are important to consider when choosing a forensic science school:

Students should look for schools with opportunities to work with the latest forensic technologies.

Due to the hands-on nature of this line of work, practical training is essential for adequate career preparation.

Schools with graduate programs are likely to have more advanced laboratories and facilities, which are often available to undergraduates.