I'm actually certified for dispatch work so I plan to do that and work in one of the many local prisons while going to school. I also compete with CSI for Skills USA and work as a photographer for my team so we learn a lot of real world tactics. Where I plan to go to school is a very big CJ town. There's 9 prisons and even death row, so finding law enforcement work while going to school isn't very hard. Plenty of CJ majors work law enforcement or corrections in the area, and being certified for emergency telecommunications means I can also work on campus at the campus police center. And so far as the anthropology goes, I believe it'd be beneficial to learn about the forensic side of bones. The professor for the anthropology classes is fantastic! And taking the class means I get to work at the local "body farm" where I can work around "science donations" (to put it PG). Before entering a CSU, I may work at a prison for a little while. The whole aspect of being a cop and arresting bad guys and being part of the action doesn't quite interest me. I'd rather work with dead people (not to sound morbid). I just find more interest in working where the crime is done and it's all about the little things to help people. That's my goal: to provide the evidence to put someone away (or not if that's the case).

And thank you VERY MUCH for that link. I hope it will come in handy some day when planning my career.