Kim Igleheart
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Does being a CSI mean you'll constantly be called in to work at any time of the day?
I want to be CSI but I don't want to a workaholic . Plus, I plan to have a family in the future, and I don;t want my job to interfere with the quality time I'll have with my family. #CSI #law-enforcement #police-and-law-enforcement #forensic-science
How do i know when I’m really sure about what i want to do while I’m in college?
I’m asking because i want to make sure I’m making the right choice #needtoknow #needanswers
What if I have two majors in mind for college and decide to switch later on?
Say I have two career choices and I go with the first one but don't enjoy it, how would I change to my second major and what if it's not offer at my current university?
#majors #change #classes #careers
I am considering becoming a lawyer; is there a specific field that there is a need?
I would love to practice law in a field that is up and coming!! #women-in-law
What classes should I have in college for me to have a higher chance to be excepted into law enforcement and to have a better pay grade
I’m asking because I want to have the best chance for my dream job to succeed and the best pay check I can receive.
#law-enforcement
What are some career options for political scientists?
I know I could become a professor or a lawyer (after law school). Are there any other notable options with such a degree?
#future-careers #career #law-school #political-science
Once I finish college, how can i get the experience I need for a certain job?
I am currently working toward my criminal Justice degree and have little experience in the field of law enforcement. I want to know where I should start in order to slowly get some experience so I can eventually be able to become a cop? I know I have to workout and while I am working toward my...
Can I become a paralegal with a criminal justice degree? Is a paralegal a stressful job? Can I work independently or is it best to land a position with an attorney?
Becoming a paralegal is something that I have thought deeply about and considered on more than one occasion. As I near the end of my schooling, I am wondering if this position is a as stressful as being a legal secretary (a position I previously held and despised! ) and if I will need to obtain...
I'm very interested in learning about what a day in the life is like for a police officer?
I know that being a police officer takes a lot of hard work and determination, but I would like to know What are the hardest tasks that police officers face each day? What are the easiest? What kind of trouble do you deal with every single day? Do police officers train every day and learn...
What are some career options, if I'm interested in helping people and animals?
I want a career where I can be able to help people and animals because I want to make a difference around the world; However,helping others is one of my favorite things to do in life. I will love to spend the rest of my life in a job where I can do what I love the most which is to help. I will...
Are emergency service based jobs worth it?
I am debating if I should do this, but the problem is, I don't know if it is worth getting into with the work hours and dangers. #emergency-medicine #hospital-and-health-care #firefighting #law-enforcement
#isitworthit #should-I?
Can I actually find the job of my dreams?
I'm really interested in any and all behavioral sciences, like #sociology, particularly #criminal-psychology or #forensic-psychology. I want to study people, how we work, why we do what we do, and everything associated with us. But I don't know if that dream is reachable. It seems so far...
I am interested in an active job. What is a good way to get into it?
I prefer not to be cramped inside an office space, so what is a good job where you do things such as running around or exploring? Also, are there any recommended class(es) I should take?
#job-search #college
How many years does it take to obtain a Law degree?
I am interested in Law as a career but I know it will probably take about 4 years to get my bachelor's degree and then I'm estimated it will take about 2 more years to get my degree in law and pass the bar exam. I've been told that if I go this route, I'll be spending a lot of time my first...
How do I know if I will enjoy becoming an FBI agent? Or if I'll be good at it or successful?
I love watching TV shows related to law enforcement, whether it's from the perspective of a criminal or law enforcer. I wanted to become an FBI Agent ever since my brother was murdered and for some reason it really interests me that they solve different kinds of cases all over the United...