MD State Troopers
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No heart?
Sorry. I had to go there.
Seriously, good luck to you. It's an honorable profession.
Try here:
http://www.mdsp.org/Careers/StateTrooper/Qualifications.aspx
Sorry. I had to go there.
Seriously, good luck to you. It's an honorable profession.
Try here:
http://www.mdsp.org/Careers/StateTrooper/Qualifications.aspx
backnblack
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Have you checked out the low payscale?
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wizzer368
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Pm me I have a friend that's a recruiter for them
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Have you checked out the low pay scale for college grads. IF one could get hired anyway. I'd rather be a state trooper for 8k less than any of the higher paying local depts. Having statewide jurisdiction is kind of nice too.
I'd have to take a pretty hefty pay cut to become an officer, but I've been seriously contemplating it in order to do something that I feel matters / makes a difference.
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Well I understand that there would be lower pay than I would make elsewhere, I'm okay with that. I'm a math major doing the computer programming/office thing right now, and it's just pretty damn unsatisfying. I don't think I want to spend the rest of my life like this. I'd go military if I could, but I have type one diabetes, very well controlled, but still a disqual. I know that some departments hire diabetics like me on a case by case basis, figured it was at least worth researching.
I've thought about working for an agency like that, but if at all possible I'd want to have boots on the ground, and I'm fairly certain if I got hired by them, it'd only be in the role of a programmer/analyst. Maybe I'm an idiot, but I want to wake up in the morning knowing there is a decent chance I'm gonna have to put my ass on the line.
one of my female engineer friends got an FBI job - they hire just like everyone else these days
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Skins_Brew
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I would think if you join MSP a majority of your time will be spent writing speeding tickets. Boots on the ground, I guess, but probably pretty boring at times.
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