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#147100 - 05/20/05 07:18 PM
College study for law enforcement
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Registered: 12/26/04
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Loc: Arkansas, U.S.
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Hi all! I like the advice you all have given ket for his goals. Perhaps I can milk you guys for myself.  I'm 31 and currently work as a Q.A tech.I've done factory work all of my adult life :eek: Mostly computerizd numerical control machine operations. I joined the National guard when I was 24 and enjoy it very much. The problem is the place I work at now is moving everything to China sometime in the next few months. I feel I need to go back to school if I want to start a career in law enforcement. I've had courses before but nothing pertaining to that field.(CNC I+II,autocad,smartcam,etc,)and I do not have a degree. The guard will pay %100 tuition for school so cost won't be the problem,but what should I study? Someone told me spanish. What other steps should I take to get involved with law enforcement? Thanks for reading and I appreciate your advice and responses!
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#147102 - 05/23/05 09:13 AM
Re: College study for law enforcement
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i just joined the AIR NATIONAL GUARD. be advised, the military branches are short of manpower (esp ARMY type) reference the GWOT and lots of people are getting hit with a deployment soon as they get finished with training. all services are currently seeing a high op tempo and it is a pretty good bet that you will be deployed, thus making it hard to go to school....
ive been before and i enlisted to serve my country so that's okay with me...
talk to a recruiter and maybe go to some military websites and talk to people.
maybe a service like the Coast Guard might be right for you (college money and no deployment).
as far as education is concerned, fletch1 is right, a 2 year degree would be relatively painless and not take too long....
hope this helps,
Kel
Edited by hunterkell (05/23/05 09:15 AM)
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#147103 - 05/23/05 06:15 PM
Re: College study for law enforcement
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i just joined the AIR NATIONAL GUARD. be advised, the military branches are short of manpower (esp ARMY type) reference the GWOT and lots of people are getting hit with a deployment soon as they get finished with training. all services are currently seeing a high op tempo and it is a pretty good bet that you will be deployed, thus making it hard to go to school....
I don't think my unit will be deployed anytime soon. We are currently changing our equipment.
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ive been before and i enlisted to serve my country so that's okay with me...
talk to a recruiter and maybe go to some military websites and talk to people.
maybe a service like the Coast Guard might be right for you (college money and no deployment).
as far as education is concerned, fletch1 is right, a 2 year degree would be relatively painless and not take too long....
hope this helps,
Kel
I'm already in the army guard. I don't think Arkansas has a coast guard. Thanks.
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#147104 - 05/23/05 11:35 PM
Re: College study for law enforcement
[Re: SANCHIN31]
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Registered: 04/10/04
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Loc: Texas, USA
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. I don't think Arkansas has a coast guard. Thanks.
Coast Guard is federal, so no state has a coast guard.
Coast Guard is under the department of transportation, during war gets transfered to the department of the Navy.
Coast Guard does overseas deployment.
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#147105 - 05/24/05 03:41 AM
Re: College study for law enforcement
[Re: Fletch1]
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Your local Community (2 yr) College will likely have a program for people interested in pursuing a LE career. Check out their syllabus. It will likely include topics in Criminal Justice administration, human diversity, communications, investigations, criminal legal studies, etc. This can give you a nice overview as frequently the professors have field experience as well as academic qualifications.
Being functional if not fluent ina second language is also a big plus.
These courses also look good on a job application or resume.
Thanks for the info Fletch1,that about covers it. What other suggestions do you have for breaking into that field?
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#147107 - 05/24/05 10:18 AM
Re: College study for law enforcement
[Re: Fletch1]
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Registered: 08/03/04
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Loc: fl usa
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hey sanchin,
have you thought about joing the reserves or auxillary at an agency/department? it would give you a chance to take a look at a prospective employer and learn the culture of that particular agency and decide if you want to work there. many le agencys have a ride along program where (after passing a background check), a civilian can ride with a an officer (usually a field training officer) and then while you are riding with that officer it gives you a chance to pick his brain about the agency itself and things you can do to make yourself more employable....
in florida, as long as you have a good background and good work history it is not hard to get a job as a police officer. many smaller departments need qualified people, but this is because the larger dept's are paying more money and better benefits....
i am a florida police officer, so i dont know the situatin is arkansas.....
either way, good luck
Kel
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#147108 - 05/25/05 04:40 AM
Re: College study for law enforcement
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Thanks Fletch,hunterkell! Those are very good ideas! I'll look into them. 
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#147109 - 06/06/05 12:26 AM
Re: College study for law enforcement
[Re: SANCHIN31]
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Loc: POM, Monterey CA
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Sanchin, Shasta College has a full Adminstration of Justice Dept. It should be easy to get into. The only thing is, as a safegaurd, your firearm safety and such are required courses for the Police Sciences degree (it's and actual Associate of Sciences degree), so you have to pass the b/g check right off the bat.
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