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prowlassignment
09-25-06, 03:50 PM
If you ask around it's ALL about business degrees and administration degrees now.

They want management skills

It's the new age, even though it actually doesnt really matter what your degree is in, you just need to satisfy the GED or the 2 yr degree or the 4 year degree. You could get a degree in finger painting for all they care

Criminal Justice degrees are old news, unfortunately
even though I have one and I think it's beneficial


acreature
09-25-06, 04:01 PM
Dont just post it, explain it. :rolleyes:

Most LE Agencies want Common Sense Smarts over Book Smarts.

Most Federal Agencies, and some Touchy Feely Agencies want Book Smarts.

prowlassignment
09-25-06, 04:27 PM
oh well, when the police and fire commission disqualifies people for not having their shirtline military straight in the interview or if they dont like their cologne or if they have too much stuff in their pants pockets (all real examples of what they DQ over) the college degree is just a pass/fail "does he have a degree or not" just like the POWER test for agility is pass/fail


Kimble
09-25-06, 04:32 PM
If you ask around it's ALL about business degrees and administration degrees now.

They want management skills

It's the new age, even though it actually doesnt really matter what your degree is in, you just need to satisfy the GED or the 2 yr degree or the 4 year degree. You could get a degree in finger painting for all they care

Criminal Justice degrees are old news, unfortunately
even though I have one and I think it's beneficial


Is there a point to this thread? It might be useful if this information wasn't already previously made available for everyone? :confused:

No need to repeat what's already said and made available to everyone in an easy-to-access sticky thread: http://forums.realpolice.net/showthread.php?t=44734

Are you just trying to get your post count up, or did you not take the time to see what information was already available?

gringoscott
09-25-06, 05:04 PM
If you ask around it's ALL about business degrees and administration degrees now.

They want management skills

It's the new age, even though it actually doesnt really matter what your degree is in, you just need to satisfy the GED or the 2 yr degree or the 4 year degree. You could get a degree in finger painting for all they care

Criminal Justice degrees are old news, unfortunately
even though I have one and I think it's beneficial

Thank you for reitterating? Said and said.

PS. Admin of Justice is the only thing I can study because it's the only thing that will hold my attention.

ngcsubutterbar
09-25-06, 05:07 PM
I'm pretty sure they want people that will follow orders no matter what.


100% sure of that actually.

SpacemanSpiff
09-25-06, 10:35 PM
Admin of Justice is the only thing I can study because it's the only thing that will hold my attention.

I think such is the case with most of us!

Citicop
09-25-06, 10:39 PM
If it's been said once here, it's been said a million times. Departments DO NOT CARE what a degree is in, so long as it is from an accredited university. Ceartain Federal agencies (i.e. the FBI) prefer some degrees over others, but I have never seen a local agency that has a preference.

Citicop.

Norm357
09-25-06, 10:45 PM
I just farted.:o

Norm357
09-25-06, 10:46 PM
HA, I just crop dusted this thread!:D

Redman
09-25-06, 11:54 PM
If you ask around it's ALL about business degrees and administration degrees now.

They want management skills

It's the new age, even though it actually doesnt really matter what your degree is in, you just need to satisfy the GED or the 2 yr degree or the 4 year degree. You could get a degree in finger painting for all they care

Criminal Justice degrees are old news, unfortunately
even though I have one and I think it's beneficial

Wow I am TOTALLY impressed. You, someone who isn't even a commissioned law enforcement officer knows exactly what the administrators of the 18,000 LE agencies in the US are looking for!! You must be a pretty smart guy. How do you do it? Actually an even better question.....why are you not the Attorney General??? I'm sure it's only a matter of time before you are appointed to that position considering your vast law enforcement experience and knowledge of the subject.

Penguin
09-26-06, 08:09 AM
I just farted.:o

Oh sh*t! Now I'm sitting here at my desk LMAO and everyone is starting at me. :D THANKS NORM!

Jynkxxie
09-26-06, 08:56 AM
You know, I have to agree with ROS here. This subject has been talked about in depth numerous amounts of times on here. Please do a search. For now I am putting this one down.


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