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  1. MissHosei's Avatar
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    Undergraduates studying Criminology
    Hello I have just passed on my course (Access to Law) and will be studying BA Criminology and would like to know what books to get for this course. Please list me books that I should by. Current students studying criminology
    Also please tell me of books in psychology
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    Undergraduates studying Criminology
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    Re: Undergraduates studying Criminology
    I'm also studying Criminology! What university are you going to?
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