Pennsylvania State Police drops college credit requirement for trooper applications
Pennsylvania State Police has removed the college credit requirement for people who want to serve as state troopers.
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Pennsylvania State Police has removed the college credit requirement for people who want to serve as state troopers.
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On Monday, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Colonel Christopher Paris announced that the state will drop its college credit requirement for prospective state troopers.
(WJET/WFXP/YourErie.com) — You can now apply to be a Pennsylvania State Police trooper with just a high school diploma or GED. College credit requirements are no longer required. Governor Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Commissioner Colonel Christopher Paris announced Monday that the PSP will remove the college credit requirement for Pennsylvanians who want […]
Pennsylvania State Police has removed the college credit requirement for people who want to serve as state troopers.