Do you think the discussions and lessons are enough to develop your skills as future criminologist

No, it's not enough

Explanation:

Discussions and lessons that's provided in class can serve as a proper basic foundation that potential criminologist can bring before entering the actual scene.

There are a lot more that criminologists  need to learn directly during the process of investigations such as:

- Training  yourself to pick up suspect's body language

- How to properly conduct yourself in crime scene without destroying left-over evidence

- The Bureaucracy part of the job to help you advance in the careers,

- etc.

its a hope it good luck

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