Career questions tagged fbi
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!
How to become an FBI detective?
Lend your expertise: what does it take to become an FBI detective? Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
Hello! I'm a freshman in college studying creative writing with a cognate in journalism. I want to work as a Public Affairs Specialist with the FBI or U.S. Army when I graduate. What kind of courses should I sign up for? I know I'll need to take a couple of communications, public relations, political science, and journalism courses. Are they any others I should be aware of? Also, what kind of jobs and internships should I look for that will prepare me for my dream career??
Career advice for a student interested in Public Affairs.
What kind of internships would help me to become a criminal profiler?
I am a high school student and my dream job is to be an FBI profiler. I understand this is an incredibly hard career to get into. I am wondering what kind of internships or job shadows I could get into right now as a high school student to further propel my career choice. Ideally, so that I will have some experience, no matter how little, once I get out of college.
What do you guys think is best for me trying to study criminal justice later on go onto law enforcement and or should I get straight to the point and go to the academy ?
I’m a middle schooler and my grades are kinda good and I’ve been wanting to do law enforcement since I heard my brother might be in law enforcement it sounded good and I wanna do it as well they get paid good enough to maintain yourself and others and it sounds like a fun job that I would personally like
What different programs would be recommended for someone that want to be an FBI forensic science?
I'm thinking that forensic science for sure, and then some science courses such as biology, anatomy, chemistry, and physiology.
How do I select what I want to be?
honestly feel like I'm at a crossroad. I've been told to get a job that pays well, but to also get one that I will enjoy in the long term. All my life, I've wanted to go into the crime and investigation studies , on the physical side, but I feel as though that would be something that wouldn't be in the long term and I would find myself not enjoying as I get older. I also have been looking into real estate and doing that in order to make money at a young age to invest it early. But, my parents are pushing me to get a degree, so I was thinking of getting a management degree to open my opportunities even further. But, if I were to minor in criminology studies, would there be a bridge in order to crossover both of those things? Please let me know your thoughts. Thanks!!
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 do you teach as a law enforcement teacher?
I am curious as to what laws and practices they would teach their students concerning laws and law enforcement.
What is the day of a Behavior Analyst working for the FBI like?
I'm curious and want to gain inside knowledge of what it's like before I pursue this career! Is it scary, exciting, rewarding, dangerous? How long did it take to become a behavior analyst for the FBI? Was it hard? I'm trying real hard to dig deep into this career and anything will help!
What jobs are there in the forensic field?
I want to major in forensics and what career can I make out of it?
What degrees for becoming a police officer?
I want a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice degree and maybe even a Master of Criminal Justice degree. Should I go to a community college for my first two years of undergraduate education and then move to a 4-year college for my bachelor's/master's? Are the degrees even necessary? Also, since I'm going to start as a cop and then move up to homicide detective or maybe even as an FBI (special) agent, what classes should I take? What colleges are good for my degree? I really like writing, but my parents say a writer can't live off of books. So I guess it could be a hobby kind of thing. I'm also planning to take 4 years of study in French (of high school). What should I major in? Should I also minor in other studies and if so, which ones?