Whats goin on fellas. I just wanted to introduce myself to the forum as I have been lurking around the boards for a few weeks and thought it was time to register and find out some info. I will be 21 in a week or so, and I just recently decided to make new plans on my future. I was attending college to become an RN. Things changed, so I will be pursuing Criminal Justice. My question is;
Having an assoc degree in Criminal Justice better my chances on becoming a Police Officer for MA?
Is it better to have an Assoc/Bach degree in Criminal Justice?
Having a degree guarantee a job in becoming a police officer?
I am definitely interested in this career decision as it being my future. Any info or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
-Andrew
Posted by: KozmoKramer
Welcome Andrew, you came to the right place. Good luck and Post On!!
BTW;
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I was attending college to become an RN. Things changed, so I will be pursuing Criminal Justice.
I have to say thats a good thing. I'd rather be arrested by you than have my balls shaved by you. Again, Good Luck!
Posted by: WaterPistola
Bachelors degree pays more than an associates degree via the Quinn Bill, having a degree does not guarantee anything.
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