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Funbrunette 10-27-2004 08:58 PM

Funbrunette a Criminologist?
 
I'm into Human Resources Magament, but I've always wanted a degree in Criminology. I'm seriously considering getting my dedree on-line (it's pretty much the same, still have to write a thesis) a bit longer...

Hey, I figure I'm still young to have a new career, anyone know about Pheonix University? (BTW, I've already checked it's recognized in Canada) :winkwink:

Spunky 10-27-2004 09:11 PM

I had a friend go through that...5 years and she couldn't take it anymore...it's a tough course..good luck :thumbsup

Funbrunette 10-27-2004 09:16 PM

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Originally posted by spunky
I had a friend go through that...5 years and she couldn't take it anymore...it's a tough course..good luck :thumbsup
Nothing is easy when it comes to education, but that's the challenge and the reward is motivating! :thumbsup

sweetums 10-27-2004 09:18 PM

Heya FB :)

As someone who got 2 freakin degrees in the area, I can tell you that some of it can be quite fascinating. Although if you're looking to study serial killers or mass murderers -- the real sexy stuff then you might be better off in a psych program.

Phoenix has an excellent program -- it's a true criminology degree, not a criminal justice degree. Was my PhD dream school. And, it's quite inter-disciplinary if you're looking to do something a little more unique.

I'll tell you though....University de Montreal has the first criminology program developed in Canada -- it's definitely a good one. There are also programs in Ottawa, Toronto, Manitoba, and out at Simon Fraser in B.C. --- not sure how many of them are offering their full programs online, but they're all worth checking out.

Good luck, hon....and no....you're never too old to try something new :)

Rochard 10-27-2004 09:20 PM

One of my best friends - a woman - is into that line of work. She works with criminals and drug pushers daily, carries a gun, and makes about $40k a year.

Why in the world would you limit yourself like that?

Not to mention when you hand over your resume and they see you've worked in the adult Internet industry..... The odds of getting hired are pretty slim.

TheLegacy 10-27-2004 09:20 PM

good luck hun.. please let me know how things are going - hopefully soon we can visit you and chris with the rest of the gang

Funbrunette 10-27-2004 09:21 PM

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Originally posted by sweetums
Heya FB :)

As someone who got 2 freakin degrees in the area, I can tell you that some of it can be quite fascinating. Although if you're looking to study serial killers or mass murderers -- the real sexy stuff then you might be better off in a psych program.

Phoenix has an excellent program -- it's a true criminology degree, not a criminal justice degree. Was my PhD dream school. And, it's quite inter-disciplinary if you're looking to do something a little more unique.

I'll tell you though....University de Montreal has the first criminology program developed in Canada -- it's definitely a good one. There are also programs in Ottawa, Toronto, Manitoba, and out at Simon Fraser in B.C. --- not sure how many of them are offering their full programs online, but they're all worth checking out.

Good luck, hon....and no....you're never too old to try something new :)

Would you happen to know if Montreal University offers correspondence programsz? Hey, at 29 I'm still a young chick...lol :winkwink:

sweetums 10-27-2004 09:26 PM

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Originally posted by Funbrunette
Would you happen to know if Montreal University offers correspondence programsz? Hey, at 29 I'm still a young chick...lol :winkwink:
That one I'm not sure of honey....but hey...it's a local call to the department. Check their online site too :)

And don't even start with the age thingie...I got a few years on you here ;)

Funbrunette 10-27-2004 09:28 PM

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Originally posted by sweetums
That one I'm not sure of honey....but hey...it's a local call to the department. Check their online site too :)

And don't even start with the age thingie...I got a few years on you here ;)

Thanks girl! Still waiting on that lunch date! :winkwink:

pornguy 10-27-2004 09:43 PM

a criminology degree is a great waste of time. Ask people who are doing the things that you want to do, if they have that kind of degree and if it helped. The answer will be no.
Don't buy everything the schools try to sell you. Do your research and you will find out that a criminology degree is not worth it. Something like forensic psychology, or such would be most likely more useful and interesting.

Funbrunette 10-27-2004 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by pornguy
a criminology degree is a great waste of time. Ask people who are doing the things that you want to do, if they have that kind of degree and if it helped. The answer will be no.
Don't buy everything the schools try to sell you. Do your research and you will find out that a criminology degree is not worth it. Something like forensic psychology, or such would be most likely more useful and interesting.

Thanks for your input pornguy, but I have friends that found it helpful and mostly intersting and have great jobs in the field today! I won't stop there...I'm going to go all the way! :)

SleazyDream 10-27-2004 09:53 PM

i have a crim degree

so does sweetums

newbreed 10-27-2004 10:46 PM

You're wasting your time. First few years, IF you are lucky, you will not make more than $35k/year. By the 3rd or 4th year, you will see it was a waste of your time. If you were not rising up through the ranks of somewhere getting your degree at the same time, you will probably be a runner. :2 cents:

Funbrunette 10-28-2004 05:20 AM

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Originally posted by newbreed
You're wasting your time. First few years, IF you are lucky, you will not make more than $35k/year. By the 3rd or 4th year, you will see it was a waste of your time. If you were not rising up through the ranks of somewhere getting your degree at the same time, you will probably be a runner. :2 cents:
I'm not doing it to become rich! I'm doing it for the interest and the opportunities, I have a job guaranteed (having half my family highly place in the field :winkwink: )

Thanks for all your comments! :)

evelknievel 10-28-2004 06:27 AM

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Originally posted by Funbrunette
I'm into Human Resources Magament, but I've always wanted a degree in Criminology. I'm seriously considering getting my dedree on-line (it's pretty much the same, still have to write a thesis) a bit longer...

Hey, I figure I'm still young to have a new career, anyone know about Pheonix University? (BTW, I've already checked it's recognized in Canada) :winkwink:

---I attended a number of universities but never got my degree (couldn't fucking speak a foreign language--Liberal Arts major)

Tried Pheonix: it's easy BUT----
1) you have to post to Outlook Express Newsgroups. You most post twice a week, two different days a week or you will be dropped
2) most of your work is GROUP PROJECTS. I hate group projects.

---I wasn't too fond of UPO. Seems like they just want you to post bullshit and chat with others.....Kind of like GFY but without the F-words and pics of boobies....

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Funbrunette 10-28-2004 07:35 AM

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Originally posted by bringer
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Yeah, those bastards turned me down!!!! :winkwink:

bluff 10-28-2004 08:37 AM

don't do it online. However good it may sound, it looks ridiculous. Good luck with it though!


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