| It wasnt long ago that choosing criminal
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| | related threats to corporations has
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| justice as a major likely meant you were
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| | created a shortage of individuals capable
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| headed for a career in law, law
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| | of handling these often challenging
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| enforcement, corrections, or social
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| | positions. This, in turn, has forced
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| services. Today, however, more criminal
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| | corporate America to rely less on work
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| justice degree program graduates are
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| | experience and more on education, making
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| finding employment opportunities in a
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| | criminal justice program graduates a
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| wide range of fields, including homeland,
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| | popular choice.
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| private and corporate security.
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| | The criminal justice field can be
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| The shift is due in large part to supply
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| | extremely lucrative for graduates, and
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| and demand, though recent events have
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| | with all the new opportunities abounding,
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| certainly played no small part as well.
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| | its little wonder why enrollment numbers
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| The field of homeland security has grown
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| | are up nationwide. But financial
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| exponentially in the wake of the 9/11
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| | compensation and job growth are only part
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| tragedy, yet few of the many agencies who
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| | of the picture, with job satisfaction
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| fall under the umbrella of the newly
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| | ratings for criminal justice related
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| created Department of Homeland Security
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| | positions at an all time high, most
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| are able to fill their open positions.
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| | notably among women. Though criminal
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| Criminal justice majors who once thought
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| | justice has long been thought of as a
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| of working for municipal and state police
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| | traditionally male dominated field, more
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| departments now have the option of
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| | and more women are choosing criminal
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| working for the Federal government,
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| | justice programs as their academic path
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| instead - an option that more and more
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| | to secure and rewarding employment,
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| criminal justice degree holders are
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| | according to the U.S. Department of
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| deciding on.
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| | Justice National Criminal Justice
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| In the corporate sector, former law
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| | Reference Service.
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| enforcement officers are often thought of
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| | Whether in corrections, parole, social
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| as the gold standard for security
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| | services, law enforcement, security or
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| directors and disaster management
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| | law, one thing is certain; the criminal
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| specialists. Declining numbers of
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| | justice field is evolving and the
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| retirees who wish to start new careers
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| | opportunities presented are almost
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| and the increasingly technical aspects of
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| | limitless.
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| managing the many data and information
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