When someone taked up "crimal justice' in school.. what kinds of jobs would they be looking for?

Question

OMG... sorry!!! took up.. is taking up... whatever... I didn't take the time to read what I wrote!!

Thank you to anyone who answers this without pointing out my failure to type correctly!!

Answer 1

First of all, "taked up" is not a phrase.

Secondly, if you mean "majored" or "discussed taking criminal justice classes in college," then the options open up exponentially.

Some possible careers include:

* Lawyer (after attending law school)

* Criminal Investigator

* FBI/State Police

* Civilian Service to Military

* Asset protection

* etc.

Answer 2

I'm not familiar with the term "taked up", but someone with a degree in criminal justice has many opportunities. They can be cops, go through FBI training (if accepted), go to law school, or teach.

Answer 3

Criminal Justice degrees can lead to professions in Law Enforcement (police, highway patrol, etc), Corrections (Prisons, Probation/Parole officer), or Private Security (Uniformed security, Loss Prevention, Protection, etc).  

If you want to go Federal (FBI, ATF, DEA, etc), you will be better off if you get a more 'professional' dergree such as Accounting, Law, a hard science (Physics, Chemistry, etc), etc.