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Well, first you go to college and get some kind of four-year degree, making sure to get good grades in Physics, Organic Chemistry, and Calc. Then, if you're lucky, you get into some fancy med school. Then you get a residency or two in pathology; best to try both forensic and epidemiological, just to get a well-rounded education. And then you can just become a coroner, which is the closest you will ever get to being a necromancer IRL. Hope that helps, OP. Best of luck!
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Oh, also check these dudes out, they can probably tell you more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm-4FmsfUAc
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