Criminal Justice Personal Statement

“It is not a justice system it is just a system,” explains Bob Enyart, a pastor at Denver Bible Church. I would like to change this because the fact that justice isn't always served or at least not the right way is a social problem that I could help change if I were a part of this system. Because I have the want to help people, the people skills, and trustworthiness, I want to pursue Criminal Justice at the beautiful George Mason, one of the best schools at which to study this major. I am most interested in the field of a Criminal investigation; One will also have to go into the police academy and perform on the job training. Problem solving, leadership, social perception, and multitasking are some of the skills I will need. I love the
The Jung Typology Test concludes that I am a “conservative.” The description of my personality type suggests that I “desire to be of service and to minister to individual needs”. It also states that I am an extrovert; a sensing, feeling, and perceiving type of person. This describes me perfectly because I am always trying to help others. Saving someone’s life could change your life and how you look at things. I could see myself doing this one day, changing my outlook on life. I feel the need to help others when they are in trouble, and this will help well with my choice of profession. The most important personality trait of a “conservative” and one which I possess is trustworthiness; you have to trust your partner or team with whatever it is you are working on. They have to be able to trust you and you have to be able to trust them. As also stated in The Jung Typology Test, I am loyal, a loyal person is someone you can trust. The second most important trait of a “conservative” is people skills, your always going to be working with all kinds of people in this career. You’re going to be working with people that are upset from the loss of a loved one, people that aren’t as nice as others, really all kinds. You are going to need to be prepared for