Tips for Entry
In high school, take as many classes as possible in mathematics, computer science (especially database management and data analytics), psychology, and writing.
Earn a bachelor's degree in criminal justice, and take classes in statistics, writing, and computer science.
Obtain an internship with a crime analyst or a police unit.
Be open to relocating to urban areas, which are more likely to offer jobs.
Visit the following Web sites for job listings:
- https://mms.ialeia.org/members/classifieds3.php?org_id=IALE
- http://www.asc41.com/employment.htm
- http://www.indeed.com/q-Crime-Analyst-jobs.html
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