Do you need any special kind of education to become an fbi agent?

Answer 1

With all the terrorism going on, i am sure it would help if you spoke Arabic. To become a member of the FBI, you must be a United States citizen between twenty-three and thirty-seven years of age, meet stringent physical requirements, and hold at least a bachelor’s degree and in many cases more than that. The FBI has five entry programs: Law, Accounting, Science, Language, and Diversified, and each program has its own specific academic requirements. The application process is renowned for its rigor and thoroughness. In addition to giving each applicant difficult written tests and interviews, the FBI conducts intensive background checks including criminal record checks; credit checks; interviews with associates, roommates and landlords; professional references; and academic verifications. Each candidate takes a drug test, physical exam and, at the discretion of the FBI, a polygraph (lie detector) test. After making it through this microscopic examination, new agents spend four months at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, studying investigative techniques, personal defense, and firearms. The FBI will disqualify any candidate who has physical or emotional handicaps that will not allow him to perform important and dangerous duties within acceptable parameters.

Answer 2

a degree in criminal justice would help, but the FBI also likes training in accounting, or foreign language especially mid-eastern languages right now.

Answer 3

the way it looks now days... no.

matter of fact the key word there is "special"

seems some ride the short bus.

Answer 4

a bachelor's degree in criminal justice would help

Answer 5

yeah

Answer 6

http://www.fbijobs.gov/