Get your degree, preferrably while you are off the job, I've heard of a few officers attending college, but at certian times, the city will go to 12 on, 12 off shifts, and the officers wern't able to attend college and lost the money they put down, besides, if you can afford it, keep in mind that there will always be jobs for qualified people, and with a degree, you will be more marketable ...
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Does there exist the possibility to be overqualified? - Police Forums & Law Enforcement Forums @ Officer.com Home Forum Public Forums Ask a Cop Hiring & Recruitment Process Questions
So they are getting a police officer to do a paramedics job as well and saving 50 grand, and for example woodbury gives their officers only a 7% bump for paramedic thats pretty low. NOt to mention you are off the street for 14+ months going to paramedic school...Screw that. Oh yeah think you had a lot fo training time and court time as a cop?