calisdaddy
11-03-10, 04:56 PM
Does anybody know how many college credits you need to start the hiring process,I heard that you can start being investigated with 45 credits
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Joeyd6
11-03-10, 06:28 PM
Does anybody know how many college credits you need to start the hiring process,I heard that you can start being investigated with 45 credits
No set amount. But to be marked 4Q and hired you need 60 before you will get put in the "call" pile.
No set amount. But to be marked 4Q and hired you need 60 before you will get put in the "call" pile.
AlexJ718
06-30-11, 01:03 PM
@Joeyd6 i didn't graduate from college (financial difficulties) but i acquired 54 cr. i later enrolled in a tech school, graduated and earned 21 cr. thats a combined 75 cr. are my tech school cr. "counted" towards the required amount of 60 cr. needed to be put in the "call" pile?
Joeyd6
06-30-11, 06:51 PM
Only credits from an accredited institution are accepted. You have to check if they are accredited.
slayerized6
07-02-11, 11:48 AM
@Joeyd6 i didn't graduate from college (financial difficulties) but i acquired 54 cr. i later enrolled in a tech school, graduated and earned 21 cr. thats a combined 75 cr. are my tech school cr. "counted" towards the required amount of 60 cr. needed to be put in the "call" pile?
Like Joey said, they need to be accredited. However, if those 21 credits are not accredited, you can always take online FEMA courses to make up the difference.
Like Joey said, they need to be accredited. However, if those 21 credits are not accredited, you can always take online FEMA courses to make up the difference.