I'll be starting towards an Associates in Park Management/ Law Enforcement this spring...what kind of jobs can

Question

I expect to be considered for with such a degree? I really want to eventually become a State Game Warden, but i know positions are hard to come by, and its not something that im likely to get into right away.... any suggestions helpful here, even if you say not to pursue such a degree.

The only jobs i can think that this will offer would be park ranger, cop, or game warden, and I'm afraid thats a very limited variety, since a few of those positions are hard to come by...I've also been accepted into a Respiratory Therapy program, and am wondering which path to take? I would love to be a Warden, but I'm just worried about how long it will take/ the possibilityof even becoming one. My state is Pennsylvania, if that helps. =)

Answer 1

Forest Rangers are paid well.

Answer 2

Go with park ranger or game warden, those jobs actually help people as well as the environment........

Besides :
They want you to be intelligent....

Police reject candidate for being too intelligent

A US man has been rejected in his bid to become a police officer for scoring too high on an intelligence test.

Robert Jordan, a 49-year-old college graduate, took an exam to join the New London police, in Connecticut, in 1996 and scored 33 points, the equivalent of an IQ of 125.

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_56314.html

Answer 3

Better set your goal to be a 4-year degree at least. Look how many people there are in graduate programs in the same field. A 2-year degree against 6-year? The choice is obvious.

Answer 4

Forest Ranger seems like a very good career. I Cr 13;8a

Answer 5

GO INTO RESPIRATORY THERAPY. HOSPITALS ARE CRYING FOR PEOPLE. DO THE OTHER THING PART TIME AND SEE WHICH ONE PAYS THE BEST, GIVES BENEFITS, BONUS AND ETC EDUCATIONAL UPDATES PAID IN FULL--OH HINT IT IS NOT PARKS SERVICES WITH THESE AMENITIES.