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Originally Posted by smd6169
Like many of you I am awaiting the 2005 exam scores. I read on one of the threads that it is expected that Boston will hire aggressively for the next few years due to the current shortage and up coming retirements. Regarding the Boston Police Department, can someone share with me some info about the following…
1) What is Boston PD’s hiring process? 2) What is the % of applicant’s who fail the BG or PSYCH exam? 3) What do you typically need to score to get a card? Thanks - Sean |
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Originally Posted by billj
1.) Its not a joke.....it tedious and difficult. Attention to detail.
2.) At least half who recieve cards I'd say.... 3.) You need to be a veteran. Or a cadet. |
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Originally Posted by smd6169
Are you on Boston? Curious...I'm not a VET or Cadet and scored a 94 on this last exam. From what Iv'e seen here, it's not too bad a score. Do you know how many they will be hiring, etc...? Give me some good news pls.
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Originally Posted by ProudAmerican
If you really want to be a police officer I wouldn't put all my eggs in one basket. Be sure to look for listings and apply at non CS towns that do not have to give preferences, or have an age limit. How do you feel about Florida? West Palm Beach county is hiring like crazy from what I hear. I'd head down there myself but my wife is not too keen on leaving MA. Good luck man!
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Originally Posted by smd6169
Seems like all the none CS towns and cities are looking for certified officers. I remmeber the days where PD's would sponser you just so you could get the Academy under your belt....Is there a POLY in FL?
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Originally Posted by ProudAmerican
Not all non CS towns require certified officers, though they may give them preference. Yes, most FL depts require that you pass a Polygraph. You seem concerned, do you have any skeletons that may bar you from LE?
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