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Can You Be a Police Officer With the NYPD if You Have Anxiety?

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If you are wondering, “Can you be a police officer with anxiety?” you are not alone. Many individuals aspiring to join law enforcement, including the NYPD, may have concerns about how their mental health might impact their eligibility. Anxiety, a …

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Reasons to Be a Police Officer

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Why Consider a Career in Law Enforcement? Choosing a career as a police officer can be one of the most rewarding decisions you’ll ever make. The role not only offers a chance to significantly impact society but also provides a …

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Learn How to Pass the Police Academy with Disqualification Appeals

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  Passing the police academy is a significant milestone toward becoming a police officer. This challenging training period prepares recruits physically, mentally, and tactically for the demands of law enforcement. Understanding the key requirements and adopting effective strategies is essential …

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What GPA Do You Need to Be a Police Officer?

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Embarking on a career in law enforcement is a commendable goal. However, many aspiring police officers wonder about the academic qualifications required. Specifically, many ask, “What GPA do you need to be a police officer?” This blog will explore the …

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Can You Be a Cop With Depression?

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Can You Be a Cop With Depression? Did you know that in 2021, about 8.3% of adults in America, which is roughly 21 million people, had at least one episode of depression?(1) This condition can affect many areas of one’s …

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Understanding the NYPD Oral Psych Examination

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Navigating the NYPD Oral Psych: A Comprehensive Guide The NYPD Oral Psych exam is a critical step in the hiring process for New York City’s police department. This examination is designed to assess a candidate’s psychological fitness and readiness to …

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Will Bad Credit Disqualify You From Police?

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When it comes to law enforcement, aspiring police officers often find themselves navigating a complex web of eligibility criteria. One persistent question that surfaces time and again is whether bad credit can serve as a disqualifying factor. In this article, …