Career questions tagged criminal-justice
Criminal justice is a four-year degree earned in college. Popular careers include law enforcement, lawyers, forensic nurse. Please read below for more information. Read more Show less
If I am going to college to become an Environmental police officer what is more important, Criminal Justice or Environmental Science.
I need advice on this to know what I should major in for college.
how challenging would it be to go through police academy?
i want to be a police officer
What career paths can I follow after a three year Bachelor of Criminology degree with a major in Legal and Justice Systems?
I am currently in my second year of my Criminology degree at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). I am interested in possibly becoming an Intelligence Analyst, but am open to other options. Thank you.
How hard is it to be a police officer and how hard is it to pass the police academy?
I might want to be a police officer.
What class am I supposed to take in high school for criminal justice?
Want to be a criminal justice lawyer cause lmao money and sounds fun and good at it
Should mental state and emotional well being be chosen over a dream career if the feeling wont last?
I am a dual enrolled freshman, going to get my AA degree for criminal justice senior year. Things are going well, but I know I am going to be right back into college after i graduate and its giving me second thoughts on how I will be affected mentally, emotionally, or even financially.
How many years do you need to study in order to work as a criminal investigator?
How long do you need to study or train for in order to work as a criminal investigator? Are there certain requirements needed?
Where does legal scholarship enter a case, and how does that affect the outcome of the case?
Where does legal scholarship enter a case, and how does that affect the outcome of the case?
"How can the criminal justice system strike a balance between ensuring public safety and fostering rehabilitation for individuals convicted of crimes, especially in the context of evolving societal norms and changing perspectives on punishment"?
"What educational and professional pathways should individuals pursue to become a Crime Scene Investigator, and how does the evolving landscape of forensic technology impact the skills and qualifications required in the field of criminal justice?"
What are some good tips to becoming a state trooper after the military?
What should I research or start doing routinely to accomplish this?
Was all the schooling worth it?
My plan is to get some kind of degree in Psychology. I may even go as far as a PhD I'm still not sure. I want to join the FBI and study criminal behavior. Analyze behavior and predict violent criminal's next moves to catch them.
What degrees make sense for someone with ADD? I also have another question.
I'm stuck between a few choices before going to college and my current dilemma is finding something that I can generally enjoy and live to do. But it isn't easy if I essentially dislike repetitive tasks due to ADD. Not to mention I need something that interests me and changes over time. I've been split between 4 majors which are: Criminal Justice, Psychology, Business and Political Science (less so for the other 2 honestly) I just looked into Criminology and the jobs relating to that but Criminologist seems as if it might need Criminology but it also stated on 2 different places Psychology would work to do that. Is this true? Also to make you more aware of my goal, I generally speaking plan to dual degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology.
Where can I find reliable internships online?
I am interested in criminal justice and forensic science. How can I find internships that pertain to those interests when I am only 17?
What is forensic accounting like in terms of day to day work, what type of cases do you work, is it typically focused on large projects like organized crime?
What is forensic accounting like in terms of day to day work, what type of cases do you work, is it typically focused on large projects like organized crime?
What is it like to be a white collar crime investigator What does a day in the life look like?
I have seen it on TV, but I would like to know if it is mentally draining or always boring.
How much work, time, and effort does it take to become a lawyer?
This means how much work are you getting in law school, how many years does it take, and how hard is it being a lawyer?
How would i have to go about becoming a Police Officer in Chicago?
I'm a 12th grade student from India and i am currently looking into various colleges/universities for admissions. I am planning to migrate to Chicago this year to do an undergraduate criminal justice course. Well since i was a really small kid, i was always engrossed with the term 'police' , i loved interacting with police officers, my eyes were always glued to actual crime scenes, seeing how disputes were settled by the police, watching Crime TV Shows. (I am still glued to those things actually) The sound of police sirens zooming on the roads, the sound of orders coming in on Walkie Talkies, Police Officers dressed in their appealing uniforms always going out there to serve and protect. I became increasingly interested in always stopping and looking at police matters on the streets and looking at how they handle the case. As i grew older i started to love helping people. I get a sense of joy when I can help people and make them smile. My own friends come to me for advice and help in dealing with their issues. I have always known that I wanted a career in an area where I can be a service to others; a direct service to others. Cuffing the bad guys and sending them to jail, protecting and serving my community and society, Finding out new and better ways to make the neighborhood safer, eliminating any terrorist threats, attacks if police are involved and so on, I figured all this was what i always wanted to do with my life. In conclusion.. I would like to ask, What steps would i have to take to achieve my dream of becoming a Police Officer in Chicago, Illinois ? #police #criminal-justice
Does sociologist work with the Police Department?
I am tenth grader interested in Criminal Justice and Social Behavior. #police #criminal-justice #sociology
How can a college student interested in creative writing/ social justice get some internships/ what are potential internship possibilities?
Hello, I’m a rising sophomore at Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania. My majors include Sociology & Women and Gender Sexuality Studies. I am interested in creative writing specifically poetry and social justice. Although I’m not sure how to combine the two or to build my resume in relation to the two things I’m passionate about #sociology #criminal-justice #sociology #college #sociology
How Should I narrow down what major I would like to go into when I am not sure what to choose.
I am very interested in psychology and communications. I am good with people and do well in sciences classes so I considered being a nurse. I have always been interested in being a detective or analyst, I am just not sure what jobs I would be able to get if I went into Criminal Justice and psychology. I also want to make a good amount of money, and be able to have kids and still have a job where I prioritized my family and work. #psychology #nursing #criminal-justice #career #sociology
Should I partake in mental health internships or criminal justice internships?
I'm asking to know if I should sign up for regular internships during college or ones that relate to my career? #psychology #criminal-justice #sociology #criminology
do I have to go to college to be a police because if so what is one of the best ones for a 18 year old.
And if not then how do i get into a police academy
I want to be a police officer or a police dispatcher but I have asthma. What one would be better to go into
#police-officer #law #law-enforcement #criminal-justice #police
How dangerous is becoming a police officer in 2023?
Is becoming a police officer in 2023 have a high risk of being shot or even killed?
How much does a average police officer make?
#police #police-officer #law-enforcement #criminal-justice #law
How long do you normally go to college for a law enforcement officer?
How long do you normally go to college for a law enforcement officer?
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??