Career questions tagged criminal
Entry level jobs for criminal justice associates degree?
What path can I start with an associates degree in criminal justice? I’m having a hard time everything asks for bachelors or experience. I was initially looking at background screenings or records clerk.
questions for criminal lawyers?
1. Can you tell me about the types of tasks you are responsible for on a day-to-day basis? 2. What do you enjoy most about your career? 3. What is most challenging about your career? 4. What are some skills and personality traits necessary to perform your job? 5. What are some misconceptions about your career? 6. What is the craziest thing you have seen doing this job? 7. Why did you choose this career? 8. What is the most hours you worked in one day? 9. Sometimes do you not want to defend a person in court? 10. What type of education do you need for this job?
Is security a fulfilling job?
What is the annual salary? How would I deal with ethical dilemmas or conflicts of interest in security work? What are the main security risks and challenges for the organization? What are the security policies and procedures that I would need to follow and enforce?
What classes should I take in high school to help me become a criminal profiler?
I'm a sophomore in high school but I was wondering what classes (AP or honors preferably) to take for my junior year to help me become a criminal profiler. I'm 100% confident I want to do that job but I don't know what classes can push me into that direction.
What steps do I take to work for the FBI?
I'm a 13 yo that wants to start prepping early. Working for the FBI is one of my dream jobs so I'd like to know what steps to take and what I have to do to qualify!
what colleges have the best criminal justice/criminology programs?
i’m hoping to find a college that will give a great opportunity to learn more about criminal justice law to help me became the criminal justice lawyer i wanna be
What does a day in the life of a detective look like?
Im curious of what they do on a day to day basis?
What are some things to keep in mind when going into criminal psychology? What schooling should I do?
I want to explore different job paths to go into, and I thought criminal psychology would be interesting. I know some basics about it, but what are some more in-depth things and what should I keep in mind when going into it?
What are some jobs that will allow me to study and work with the criminally insane?
I'm a sophomore in high school and I'm very intrigued with the minds of criminals and I'm curious to get to the "why?" of crimes and how their minds work. I want to get an internship eventually and I don't know where to start looking or what place I would be working at.
how would I go about becoming a criminal investigator FBI agent ?
I would like advice on the steps to help me on the pathway to becoming an FBI criminal investigator also, how is the job of being an FBI how did you make it as FBI why did you choose the FBI
What should I do to get to my end goal?
My end goal is to become a criminal behavior analyst or a Criminal Investigator. I currently am in school earning a bachelor’s in Criminology and Behavioral Healthcare. With an Associates in Criminal Justice already. I was wondering if getting a job as a CPI ( child protective investigations will help me land a job in behavior analysis or criminal investigations easier ?
What should I major in if I want to go into the FBI?
What should I major in if I want to go into the FBI
What do I have to do to become a criminal profiler?
This is just the career I'd like to pursue. I'd like to know next steps after high school
Does the job of a police officer have mental and physical stress, how hard is it to make those stressful decisions?
I would like to know how the body and the mind react to the stress
What steps should I take if I want to become a FBI Agent
Step by step on what should I do if I want to pursue a career in the FBI
What are some of the hardest things someone in Criminal psychology does/faces ?
I'm a sophomore in high school and I'm trying to plan out my future. I really want to do criminal psychology and something in the FBI. I want to help criminal cases and save people or help people that need it. I want to learn more about how criminals think and act. I mostly want to work in the Behavioral analysis unit but I'm wondering what some of the hardest things they do/face are? If anyone could help answer this that would be great!!
How do you proceed a case if the victims won’t give you any evidence or information?
How do you get your client to share the information you need to win the case
How is the opportunities for advancement in the criminal investigations department?
What does the career path in criminal justice look like? What can i expect?
What steps do I need to take to obtain the necessary certifications for the criminal investigations division??
What degrees and training do i need to succeed in this feild??
What does it take to advance in the criminal justice field?
I want to obtain a criminal justice degree with the long-term goal of joining the criminal investigation division
What kinds of Psychology majors are there?
I want to go into the forensic aspect of psychology to be involved in criminal investigations but I do want to do what other fields there are.
What is a good first start to become a homicide detective ?
I’ve always had a passion for anything involving law, specifically a homicide detective but i’ve never known how to get a start on it. I’m asking for help and advice on this so i can do whatever it takes to become what i’ve always wanted to be!
Which degree(s) will I need to go into the criminal psychology/criminology field?
There are a lot of different degrees regarding this field and I’m not sure what or which colleges and degrees to look at. It would be helpful if I could get suggestions as to which colleges/universities and degrees to look further into.
Is a career path such as criminology worth it?
I’m currently a junior in high school and have always want to be a vet like a ton of kids when they’re younger. However, I recently started thinking about criminal psychology after watching “The Silence of the Lambs”. I just felt like that was something that I absolutely wanted to be. But I want to know if a path like criminal psychology, or even other careers in criminal justice/criminology are really worth it or not. Meaning: are they boring, interesting, emotional draining, etc.
What jobs are like MARSOC?
What jobs are like a MARSOC special operations officer that are not in the military? This is asking about things in agencies like the FBI, CIA, and DEA.