FEPAC (the Forensic Science Education Programs Accreditation Commission) is part of AAFS (American Academy of Forensic Sciences) and maintains and enhances the quality of forensic science education through a formal evaluation and recognition of college-level academic programs.

AAFS FEPAC Accredited Programs:

• Albany State University
  Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science
• Arcadia University
  Master of Science Degree Program in Forensic Science
• Cedar Crest College
  Bachelor of Science Degree Program in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, and Genetic Engineering with a concentration in Forensic Science
• Eastern Kentucky University
  Bachelor of Science Degree Program in Forensic Science
• Florida International University International Forensic Research Institute
  Certificate Programs in Conjunction with the Bachelor of Science in a Natural Science such as Chemistry or Biology; Master of Science Degree Program in Forensic Science
• Marshall University
  Master of Science Degree Program in Forensic Science
• Metropolitan State College of Denver
  Bachelor of Science Degree Program in Chemistry with a concentration in Criminalistics
• Michigan State University
  Master of Science Degree Program (biology and chemistry tracks)
• University of Mississippi
  Bachelor of Science in Forensic Chemistry
• University of New Haven
  Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science
• University of North Texas
  Certificate Programs in Conjunction with the Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, Biology, and Chemistry
• Ohio University
  Bachelor of Science in Forensic Chemistry
• Oklahoma State University
  Master of Science in Forensic Science
• SUNY at Albany
  Master of Science in Forensic Molecular Biology
• Virginia Commonwealth University
  Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science; Master of Science in Forensic Science
• West Chester University
  Bachelor of Science in Forensic and Toxicological Chemistry
• West Virginia University
  Bachelor of Science Degree - Forensic and Investigative Science Program