TESU to finish my bach in Crim Jus QUES about PLA?

[High_Order1]

Hey dude;

I am in this very pipeline.

I'm knocking out several (over 12 if it works out) of my BALS using portfolio. TESU doesn't like it. The guy that reviews law enforcement portfolios is also my PLA200 instructor, and he seems squared away.

Only thing I can tell you for sure is that you need a lot of corroborative evidence, and have to like to write. Also, it's not solely about your education or knowledge, they want to know about how you arrived at college-level learning. For instance, a bullet point you have to cover might be 'knowledge of basic crime scene processing'.

You can't just throw a 40 hour cert at them. They want you to explain it. Not theoretically, but here's how I specifically learned this topic.

I haven't submitted any portfolios yet, so I can't say what they currently want to see.

You can search the PLA database for a list of CJ topics you might be able to portfolio.

Also, I'd check and see if any of your certs have been evaluated for credit. None of my FLETC stuff was, but you never know.

Also, why you doing a bachelors in CJ? That's worthless... I wanted one in public safety supervision but couldn't make it happen. Now I'm doing liberal studies, and concentrating in a few disciplines that way I have some applicable college regardless of what happens later.

Protip I learned here - knock out all your core courses (writing, math, history, science) before you get tangled up in enrolling. You can do most cheap, prowl around here for more.