Police Officer Career
#11
Originally Posted by ae86pwr,Apr 2 2008, 07:45 PM
How about joining the FBI after you get your degree?
It helps when you speak/write a foreign language. Large city gets paid more.
http://fbijobs.gov/
It helps when you speak/write a foreign language. Large city gets paid more.
http://fbijobs.gov/
#13
[QUOTE=stevoe88,Apr 2 2008, 06:50 PM] Okay, after entering college last year, I've been thinking about my future and what I want to pursue as a career for the rest of my life. I wanted to be a law enforcer since I was young and I was wondering if I could get some advice/help on becoming a police officer in northern california.
1. Do I have to be a U.S citizen for a certain amount of time to become one? I've been a resident for almost 18 years and I'm in the process of filling out my citizenship form right now.
2. What major should I be studying when I decide to join the police academy after I finish my undergraduate program.
3. Do I need to know anything else?
- I have a clean record, no felonies or misdemeanors, 2 moving violations (speeding, illegal U turn) and 1 accident being my fault.
1. Do I have to be a U.S citizen for a certain amount of time to become one? I've been a resident for almost 18 years and I'm in the process of filling out my citizenship form right now.
2. What major should I be studying when I decide to join the police academy after I finish my undergraduate program.
3. Do I need to know anything else?
- I have a clean record, no felonies or misdemeanors, 2 moving violations (speeding, illegal U turn) and 1 accident being my fault.
#14
My roommate passed everything on his way to bein accepted. He eventually turned it down cuz of the danger and went back to his college degree path. If you have questions you are more than welcome to talk to him.
Not hard to get in as long as you have a clean history but he did say they are very thorough in their background search.
From what I heard it's a lot easier to be a police officer than a fireman.
rick
Not hard to get in as long as you have a clean history but he did say they are very thorough in their background search.
From what I heard it's a lot easier to be a police officer than a fireman.
rick
#19
an old friend of mine is just about to finish at the CHP academy next month... he's loved it.
I personally wouldn't want to do it, but I wouldn't mind doing the high speed pursuit training course they've done... that sounded like a ton of fun
I personally wouldn't want to do it, but I wouldn't mind doing the high speed pursuit training course they've done... that sounded like a ton of fun