Law_Enforcement

Law Enforcement Ever since I was a young boy there have only been a few careers I have been interested in. That is why when I started thinking about Law Enforcement I knew I may have found my calling. How much a police officer makes is a big deal because police officers do not make much money. Many consider law enforcement officers to be the second most underpaid career, just under teaching. Also high stress goes hand-in-hand with police work. There are multiple things someone who wants to become a police officer needs to know, including general duties, the education needed, and things that will disqualify one's chances of having a career in law enforcement. One needs skills such as good judgment, emotional stability, being physically fit, as well as great driving abilities. You needs at least a two-year degree to even qualify to become a police officer. Classes include Criminal Law, Sociology, Psychology, and dozens of others. After college there is a 6-month police academy before a candidate may start working for the department. Once one applies for a job, the application process can take as long as a year. Some college students are lucky enough to participate in a police, officer, law, officers, enforcement, career, needs, must, even, things, person, disqualify, candidate, application, work, watch, vehicles, take, student, started, skills, situations, recent, put, program, previous, perform, people, one, much, motorcycles, make, long, just, job