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  • Are you interested in a career in law enforcement? If so, you might consider becoming a police officer. If you are accepted into the police academy, you can expect to undergo several months of intensive training before you ever don a uniform or get behind the wheel of a patrol car. To prepare for a career as a police officer, you should obtain a high school degree or GED, and consider taking college courses in criminal justice.

    Successfully making the transition from private citizen to police officer can be a long and demanding process, but the rewards can be great. This page features a collection of the best videos on the Internet for learning how to become a police officer.

  • Tips on Becoming a Police Officer

    1. Determine if you're qualified to join the force; eligibility requirements vary by police department
    2. Many major police departments won't consider you for employment unless you are at least 21 years old
    3. Keep your record clean—a prior felony conviction will likely disqualify you from a career as a police officer
    4. Prepare for months of rigorous training in the police academy
    5. Get in shape; most police officers must pass intense physical fitness exams


  • Are you interested in a career in law enforcement? If so, you might consider becoming a police officer. If you are accepted into the police academy, you can expect to undergo several months of intensive training before you ever don a uniform or get behind the wheel of a patrol car. To prepare for a career as a police officer, you should obtain a high school degree or GED, and consider taking college courses in criminal justice.

    Successfully making the transition from private citizen to police officer can be a long and demanding process, but the rewards can be great. This page features a collection of the best videos on the Internet for learning how to become a police officer.

  • Tips on Becoming a Police Officer

    1. Determine if you're qualified to join the force; eligibility requirements vary by police department
    2. Many major police departments won't consider you for employment unless you are at least 21 years old
    3. Keep your record clean—a prior felony conviction will likely disqualify you from a career as a police officer
    4. Prepare for months of rigorous training in the police academy
    5. Get in shape; most police officers must pass intense physical fitness exams

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