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Penn Foster High School is both regionally & nationally accredited as well as licensed by the State of Pennsylvania
http://www.pennfoster.edu/diploma/certification.html
Here is a list of some colleges, trade schools and universities that have accepted our high school diploma:
http://www.pennfoster.edu/diploma/CareerOutlook.html
Answer 1: Absolutely! Er... well... wait: let me clarify that.
If one only needs a high-school diploma to be a police officer in whatever juristdiction you're talking about, then, yes, Penn Foster's high school diploma is every bit as good as the one issued by the local high school near your home.
That's because Penn Foster (and its main competitor, Ashworth College) both realized that when it comes to high-school diplomas, the "national" accreditor that accredits its college programs isn't good enough. When it comes to high school displomas, only a "regional" accreditor will do.
All public (and most private) elementary, middle and high schools in the US are "regionally" accredited. At the high school level, "regional" accreditation is the "gold standard" of accreditation. As long as any high school diploma, no matter where it's from, is "regionally" accredited (or, rather, technicall, as long as the high school, not the diploma, is "regionally" accredited), then it's good for every possible use for which a high school diploma may be used.
And so, then, a Penn Foster High School diploma is just as good as the one issued by any other public high school -- be it of the in-classroom type, or the online type -- in the United States.
Therefore, if the police job requires a high school diploma, the one from Penn Foster is as good as it gets.
Most police departments, though, require more: usually at least an associates degree. And for that, Penn Foster may not be good enough. Yes, its associates degrees are accredited by a USDE- and CHEA-approved agency. However, they're "nationally" (as opposed to "regionally") accredited; and some police departments may not accept that.
Therefore, to play it safe, you should probably get your college degrees from "regionally" accredited schools. It matters not if the school is online or in-classroom. All that matters is that it's "regionally" accredited.
That said, the best way to find out for sure is to ask the police department in question. If it will accept a "nationally" accredited college degree, then you could get your associates from Penn Foster, too.
One can become a traffic police officer by applying at the police station of your choice. Traffic police officer are not required to have a degree other than a high school diploma.
(in the US) graduation from high school is sufficient to qualify for employment as a police officer. Therefore -the answer would be that whatever math is taught in secondary school is sufficient to become a police officer.
Penn Foster High School was created in 1890.
what kind of grades do you need to be a police officer
No. Many agencies require only a high school diploma.
It is generally not advisable for a police officer to date a high school student, even if the student is 18, due to the power dynamic and potential conflict of interest. It can raise ethical concerns and may reflect poorly on the officer's professionalism. Officers should always uphold high standards of conduct and avoid situations that could be perceived as inappropriate.
Although it's possible to become a police officer with just a high school diploma and going to the police academy, it's not the best course of preparation. Most police departments nowadays prefer a four year degree. http://www.allcriminaljusticeschools.com/criminal-justice-resources/police here you go, this is a summary of the common needs of a police officer official.
You must have a mhigh school diploma or GED equivelant in order to become a police officer. Also, you must pass the police academy test. Some/few agencies may require a college level attainment.
There is no High School in Foster City. Scammers are offering a GED and taking people for money but there is no High School and no GED program.
Yes, although some do, many departments require only a high school education.
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To become a police officer, there is no educational requirements other than having a high school diploma. Training is continuous throughout the hiring and career of an officer.