12 or 8 hour shifts?

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Nope, it was an accredited college though and I did it during the 14 days off a month I have. Drink a monster, you can do it if you put your mind to it sweetheart.

Yeah, right. Another administration shill. Most classes are offered on fixed days 2-3 times a week so invariably you will have to work a 12, then go to class then work a 12 the next day. Not going to happen unless you sleep at work.

LEO academy is even harder on 12s. Some have done it but they had to burn up a lot of sick time.

This is why college is a lot easier on 8s and 10s because you can go to school prior or after work and not be a caffeine zombie. Especially if you have to be awake at work or in class.

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Nope, it was an accredited college though and I did it during the 14 days off a month I have. Drink a monster, you can do it if you put your mind to it sweetheart.

Half the supervisors and command staff bought their degrees from St. Leo college. It was the thing to do back in the 90s. Most of them did 1 or 2 classes and paid 10,000 dollars for life experience credits',,,,big joke. Then others attended Stetson part time and seemed to disappear from narcotics division and claim a enormous amount of overtime. BS T3 specialist.guess who!!!!!!!!

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Half the supervisors and command staff bought their degrees from St. Leo college. It was the thing to do back in the 90s. Most of them did 1 or 2 classes and paid 10,000 dollars for life experience credits',,,,big joke. Then others attended Stetson part time and seemed to disappear from narcotics division and claim a enormous amount of overtime. BS T3 specialist.guess who!!!!!!!!

I personally knew one guy who got his master's degree from Florida Metropolitan University (now defunct). It issued credits for "life and job experience" and he got his diploma in a couple of months. Not sure how much it cost him but he said that he more than made up the cost by the salary increase he got from his promotion. He was a certain major's drinking buddy so he went from deputy to sergeant as soon as he "graduated". True story.

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I personally knew one guy who got his master's degree from Florida Metropolitan University (now defunct). It issued credits for "life and job experience" and he got his diploma in a couple of months. Not sure how much it cost him but he said that he more than made up the cost by the salary increase he got from his promotion. He was a certain major's drinking buddy so he went from deputy to sergeant as soon as he "graduated". True story.

Now we actually require college degrees from accredited schools. Pay for paper colleges don’t mean anything anymore.

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Now we actually require college degrees from accredited schools. Pay for paper colleges don’t mean anything anymore.

Well half of the supervisor played the matrix very well with BS degrees. Those same dipshits are still around. Now no degree required.

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Some majors don’t have a degree

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Now we actually require college degrees from accredited schools. Pay for paper colleges don’t mean anything anymore.

That's fine but the brass with diploma mill degrees have not been punished and demoted for what amounts to academic fraud and lying about their educational credentials.

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Well half of the supervisor played the matrix very well with BS degrees. Those same dipshits are still around. Now no degree required.

No degree required now because the numerous supervisors with fake degrees are still on the job. If an investigation was launched to determine the validity of their degrees they would have to be punished for academic fraud and lying, most likely by demotion or termination. The agency would lose a lot of bad supervisors who would have to be replaced.

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No degree required now because the numerous supervisors with fake degrees are still on the job. If an investigation was launched to determine the validity of their degrees they would have to be punished for academic fraud and lying, most likely by demotion or termination. The agency would lose a lot of bad supervisors who would have to be replaced.

I propose an IA to validate these fake degree holders.

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I propose an IA to validate these fake degree holders.

That will never happen because everyone including Bob knows it would be the biggest scandal to ever hit this agency, especially if the media gets a hold of it.

Let's not forget the sergeant's tests which were gamed using laptops and word search. None of those promotions should be valid.