Wildlife Officer Career

Who am I
I am a very hands on person that likes to figure things out for myself. I feel that traditional school does not work for everyone, because everyone is not meant to do the same thing. There are certain ways that people learn better. Putting a bunch of people in a classroom and taking notes, is definitely not my way of learning. Recently I took the Myers-Briggs Personality Test, I was giver the result of ISTJ (Introverted Sensing Thinking Judging) (Jung Typology Test). The result given to me is something that I would agree with. The careers that were given to me through the test ,however, is something I would not agree with. Things such as Store Manager and Dental Assistant are careers I could not picture myself doing.
As I said before, I do not believe that traditional schooling is for everyone. As of now schools are taking everyone and teaching them the same thing. Now that everyone is going to college and getting

I grew up outside almost all the time, this is why becoming a wildlife officer has such an appeal to me. To become an officer you must, complete a 2-4 year degree in natural resources conservation and or criminal justice. I would also need to carry a firearm as well as be physically and mentally fit to make sure I can perform my job in all situations (US Fish and Wildlife Service). In the United States there are schools in Georgia, Arizona, and California to become a wildlife officer. Becoming a wildlife officer is a fairly well paying job with starting wages around 52,000 and people making up to 85,000 with just a couple years of experience. However, due to budget cuts expected to the national park system, it will be very hard to find a job in the field with only 2% growth expected in the next ten years (Wildlife and Game Officer). Becoming a wildlife officer can be very beneficial to your bank account, however, it will be very hard to find a job in that