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Criminal Justice Field Observation Report

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I enjoy reading your post. When I first started college, I use to think it was hard to get into the criminal justice field and then I met a guy while I was taking my associates and working as an assembler we started a conversation about a college and I told him what I was going to school for then he offer to help me because he is a corrections supervisor at a youth facility the conversation was going pretty well until he told me that the only way that he would help me was if I went on date with him. I did not take his offer. I know my potential and the passion I have in this field and tomorrow I am having a job interview at the youth correction this individual is working at. My advice to you is try to get a job with the skills you have and

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