10 Ways to Use a College Degree in Criminal Justice
10 Ways to Use a College Degree in Criminal Justice
by Henzel, Cynthia Kennedy
ISBN: 9798892606974
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One of the biggest decisions a young person must make is what to study in college. While some types of degrees narrow a student’s focus, other degrees provide students with numerous career options. A criminal justice degree is among the latter. Some people with a criminal justice degree become police officers while others work for the federal government as NCIS special agents or FBI profilers. Some criminal justice graduates work with evidence from crimes, becoming crime scene investigators or crime lab analysts. Part of the 10 Ways to Use a College Degree series, 10 Ways to Use a College Degree in Criminal Justice is a guide for young people with an interest in law and a desire to serve society.
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Imprint: Mitchell Lane
Category: NonfictionInterest Level:
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Dewey Number: 378.0
Page Count: 80
Trim: 6 1/2 x 9 1/4
10 Ways to Use a College Degree Series
Selecting a college major is one of the biggest decisions a young person can make. This choice largely determines a student’s career options. While some degrees offer a narrow path, others provide a myriad of possibilities. Some jobs provide valuable experience, which when combined with a particular degree, even lead to additional options. 10 Ways to Use a College Degree is an informative book series that allows young people to explore six of the most popular degrees and a variety of options that make these careers possible. With color photographs, a helpful quiz that identifies the best choices for an individual, and a useful index, this series is a practical guide for teens as they take their first steps toward their professional future.
