I’m currently a junior in high school and am technically finished and could graduate early, but if I choose to do a year at a local community college I can get a whole year of credits for free while technically still in “high school” and looking into it they offer a police academy that seems pretty good and is incorporated into a degree program which is what I want, with that being said are there any pros or cons or major reasons I should do a different path, can’t find a ton of info besides their website and just wanted to get a second opinion, thank you! (I will link the program, it is technically for an associated but I have 4 years until I’m eligible and I’m allowed to get my bachelor’s, so that would be the plan) https://www.cscc.edu/academics/departments/criminal-justice/police-academy.shtml
Academy within a community college?
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