Kim Igleheart

I'm a sophomore in college currently, and im stating to look at what law schools I should attend.

I’m a senior in high school right now and I would love to get into law enforcement after I graduate.

What affects, given the current political unrest being experienced by citizens today, will the current administration in Washington D.C. have on my future desire to enter into the Criminal Justice area after I graduate from college?

As a first-year college student pursuing criminal justice, I aspire to become a federal law enforcement agent. What advice do you have for females pursuing the field? What is the hardest part of being a female in a male dominated field? In general, what is the most rewarding part of your...

I feel my resume is very bland, but my career services advisor told me that healthcare professionals prefer a more bland/boring resume when looking to hire someone. Example: No colors, all black. #Spring25

Does Columbia University in New York have a good law school?

I am a current high school senior and will be attending Texas A&M University in the fall to study animal science. I have held a job as a vet tech for the past two years and was hoping to find another job as a vet tech once I get to College Station, however people keep recommending that I hold...

So I got my bachelors degree in Sociology, with a lot of my research centering injustices within the criminal justice system. I am really interested in analyzing the CJS as an institution and looking at the ways it discriminates against different intersectional identities. I like looking at...

In a law enforcement depending on what you want to do with it, do you have to work over time to conclude with something important of your job.

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.

because i was told i should finish college and then become a cop and i know that sometimes people who finish college and then get a job they get paid more since they have a title and are valued more

I am currently back in college about to finish my first year associates and wanting to switch my degree plan to what I have the most passion for, advocacy for victims of sexual assault. I am also interested in equality and gender which points me to sociology but the psychology part of...

My career plan is to go to police academy, become a state trooper, then if I get enough funds, go to U of I law school. Is this a feasible career path?

I am fairly certain that I need a 2 or 4 year degree but I don't really want to go to college.

I’m torn between wanting to be a police officer and a lawyer. Law would be a lot harder but pay better, but police seems more feasible. Any advice on how to choose?