<p>So I was wondering what would someone need to major in to eventually become a medical or forensic toxicologist ? ..
I was thinking
Undergrad- biochemistry
Masters- toxicology
Or is toxicology one of those majors where u need a phd to be competitive ? .. Or should I get a whole different major ?</p>
<p>What do you plan to to after you finish school?</p>
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And I would like to either be a medical or forensic toxicologist …
I wanted to major undergrad biochemistry
Than get a masters, or phd, in toxicology … Would I need to go to med school to be a medical toxicologist ?</p>
<p>I know this is an older post, but I hope I can still be of use. To be a forensic toxicologist, you would probably want to major in Chemistry. That’s basically all you need. Taking a few pharmacology courses or something else involving pharmacology would probably help, as well. </p>
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<p>This should give you more detailed information.</p>