NYPD lowers college requirements for new recruits
NYPD reduces college credit requirement for new recruits, reinstates training run
The NYPD has reduced the number of college credits required to join the force, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced Wednesday. Incoming recruits only need 24 college credits, a steep drop from the 60 previously required.
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The nation's largest police force is facing a "hiring crisis" and will lower college credit requirements to boost recruitment and grow the force, New York City Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said.
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