I myself am going to be a Pennsylvania state trooper. i feel that college is not needed for the police academy.. i have take Criminal Justice classes and everything- and the information given is not 100% needed, its just about the system as a whole and the starting/ amendments of the system. its nice to have 2 years of college though, just to see the other majors oppertunities to decide if the career is right for you. my advice-- go to college for 60 credits (AKA 2 years) see if you like it.. but majoring in Criminal Justice is not needed-- I talked to some policemen and they all told me to go to college for my back-up plan... or major in physchology or sociology... but a 4yr degree isn't needed for police officers... you learn everything at the academy for the job.
Although there ARE some that do, very few police agencies require a college degree.
Yes it is called police academy
Go to college and get a degree in Criminal Justice or Phycology Bachelors or Associates . Simple as that.
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You will need to have a college degree and apply to your local police department.
There are 17 police regional offices in the Philippines, corresponding to the number of regions.
"Yes, there are tons of jobs that you can get without a college degree. A few is police officer, court reporter, mechanic, web designer, and much more."
No. While requirements to become a police officer vary around the world, many police forces require some education. Police in the United States prefer at least an associates degree (two-year), although this is not a requirement. Most police do require you to attend a police academy or police college though, which you must apply to.
State and federal agencies prefer police officers to have a four year college degree. Attending and passing the police academy is another requirement.
The police men pursued the robbers to get on their knees and then into the car.When you go to college, you pursue a degree.
A college degree would be one way,and probably a police & science degree.learn science
It is mostly in the offices.