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Mguaio,
I have to agree with Jiro about college degree..There is about 80 or more percent however mostly state trooper and local law enforcement/deputies have high school diploma and must have law enforcement certifcate issued by state. (I have met some law enforcement officials who told me results about comparsion of college degree and certification). I guarantee you that college degree would get you obtain a good job in any field related to the criminal justice.... My curiousty, Have you thought about student temporary employment program (STEP) through federal agencies like US Homeland, USSS (US Secret Sevice), DOD (Department of Defense), and etc and you might want to look it up and apply application job with STEP OR you can contact the sheriff or local police department and see if they offer their internship program to students. I said there is thousand of the positions related to the criminal justices.
There is sample positions fro criminal justice career and it might help you decide and choose it for your dream career.
Law Enforcement Careers
Police Officer
Detective
County Sheriff / Deputy Sheriff
Canine Officer / K9 Handler
State Trooper / Highway Patrol Officer
Public Safety Officer
Narcotics Officer / Narc
Harbor Police Officer
Park Ranger
Constable
Animal Cruelty Investigator
Mounted Police Officer
Conservation Officer
Community Liaison Officer
Federal Law Enforcement Careers
FBI Special Agent
CIA Agent
DEA Agent
Deputy U.S. Marshal
Secret Service Special Agent
ATF Special Agent
ICE Special Agent
Transportation Security Officer (TSO)
Federal Air Marshal
Border Patrol Agent
CBP Officer
U.S. Capitol Police
Immigration Officer, FDNS
U.S. Postal Service Inspector
Diplomatic Security Special Agent
Director of Airport Security
Correctional Careers
Corrections Officer
Correctional Counselor
Federal Correctional Officer
Probation Officer
Parole Officer
Juvenile Probation Officer
Victim Witness Assistant
Federal Probation Officer
Correctional Classification Supervisor
Community Correctional Officer
Forensic Science / CSI Careers
Crime Scene Investigator (CSI) – Forensic Examiner
Latent Print Examiner – Finger Print Examiner
Forensic Accountant
Forensic Anthropologist
Forensic Artist
Forensic Hypnotist
Forensic Nurse
Forensic Pathologist
Forensic Psychologist
Forensic Serologist
Forensic Toxicologist
Legal / Court Careers
Judge
Defense Attorney
Paralegal, Legal Assistant, or Legal Researcher
Juvenile Court Judge
Probate Judge
Prosecutor
Bailiff
Pre-trial Officer
Juvenile Court Register
Court Clerk
Private Security and Contractor Careers
Loss Prevention Officer – Loss Prevention Manager
Bounty Hunter – Bail Enforcement Agent
Security Officer
Fraud Investigator
Insurance Investigator
Private Investigator
Security Analyst
Security Operations Manager
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