Take the First Step Toward Your Criminal Justice Career Now!
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Like criminal justice but don’t want to be a police officer? Think about one of these half-dozen different career options with duties ranging from making arrests at the post office to going after poachers.
A criminal justice degree is the first step to getting into these high-up (or more obscure) organizations.
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Consider starting your criminal justice major with these jobs in mind—they are 2018's most popular roles in the field for a reason.
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