What are facts about the being a FBI agent?

Answer 1

Be a U.S. citizen between 23 and 37 years of age and capable of meeting the Federal Bureau of Investigation's strict physical requirements. These include having a corrected vision of 20/20 in one eye and no worse than a corrected 20/40 vision in the other eye.

Possess at least a bachelor's degree from a specially accredited college. Your major must thoroughly prepare you for law, accounting, science, language or a diversified FBI program. Visit the FBI's Web site (see Resources) for the specific degree requirements. Be prepared for strict background checks, tough written tests and demanding interviews as part of your application. Lie detector tests may also be required.

Go through an intensive four-month training period at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, if you get through the application process. Information about the training is also available on the FBI Web site.

Expect a two-year probationary assignment at a field office once you graduate and become an official special agent. Chances are you'll remain in that location for at least four years.

Answer 2

Popular interests:

Service to Nation

Others before self

Serving a greater good

Excitement

Job security

Enjoyment of career...

I'm sure there are many other reasons that people join the FBI.

Answer 3

You feel a sense of purpose, and you get to help people and lead to the arrest of dangerous criminals.

Answer 4

they are so kool

Answer 5

you risk your life everyday