:?: Does anybody out there know if the MCJTC, State Police, SSPO, Reserve Intermittent, etc, academies are college accredited whereby graduates get college credit for completion of the academy?? I know some federal academies are accredited. Thanks.
Well, what about clinical studies and interships as hospitals, that's not available to everyone :shock:Mikey682 said:According to a member of the current SSPO class, he is going to get 6 credits towards his bachelors for it. I approached my Criminal Justice Dept. Chairman about gettting credit for attending the Reserve Academy, and he fed me some crap about how "its not available to everyone, so I can not put it towards college credit" Which is bullshit :evil:
If I didn't already have my bachelors degree I would be moving to Northern Virginia!!!!ntvs said:i guess i have you all beat...
Affiliation
The Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy is affiliated with the Northern Virginia Community College, Annandale, Virginia. Based on an agreement between the Academy and the college, each successful graduate of the law enforcement school receives 25 semester transfer hours.
A graduating deputy sheriff receives 18 semester transfer hours. A trainee attending both the Law Enforcement and Deputy Sheriff Schools receives a total of 28 semester transfer credits.