Ecstatic-Passage-113 t1_j8nw1ar wrote
Who said C+ students can't make good salaries?
yayscienceteachers t1_j8ojgma wrote
The names I recognize were rarely so high as C+ students
miked5122 t1_j8oh974 wrote
That's a rude thing to assume
Mhanderson13 t1_j8oippf wrote
it's not an assumption
MastersOfNoneShow t1_j8oj5tu wrote
Nah he's right. I went to school with some of these idiots
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elvispookie t1_j8q4zja wrote
Back in the day, being 21, every guy I knew at a bar was going to be a cop.. you couldn’t find a dumber group of guys.. couldn’t make it as anything in life.. C- students.. so fuck it.. guess being a cop would work. Every girl I met wanted to be a teacher.. again.. C- level students. I remember saying to my friend.. future is gonna be not so bright… and here we are
MastersOfNoneShow t1_j8rdgo8 wrote
Similar feelings here. Every time I ran into someone at a bar and asked what they're doing and they said "oh I'm a cop" I'd think "You? But you're an idiot."
Op_Anadyr t1_j8pf7iz wrote
Police will decline to hire people that score too high on their intelligence tests, so actually it's more than fair
jersey_girl660 t1_j8ue7g3 wrote
This was one specific agency. I’m all for police reform but let’s not pretend one specific agency in the US speaks for all. Different agencies have radically different hiring processes. State police requires at least 60 credits of college and most have a bachelors. Cities like Trenton and Camden desperately need police officers so they don’t have as stringent of requirements. Richer towns likely have more educated cops like the state police.
Ecstatic-Passage-113 t1_j8oiqn7 wrote
It's rude of you to assume that I'm being serious....
Rude-Bison-2050 t1_j8pcuoo wrote
it's okay, the morons posting these comments got As but work at walmart. such is life
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