Ummm, No. Your wrong. Some of us were there when the rules changed. The move to require a degree was to cull out some of the applicants. See back in the day, we (the City) would have 2000-2500 applications for each class. The thought was that, generally speaking, degreed applicants would go farther in the process. There were always exceptions, but it was a fair way to exclude a bulk of applicants. Secondly, I guess you won't be using the Chief's new suggestion line? Seems like the department is
Ummm, No. Your wrong. Some of us were there when the rules changed. The move to require a degree was to cull out some of the applicants. See back in the day, we (the City) would have 2000-2500 applications for each class. The thought was that, generally speaking, degreed applicants would go farther in the process. There were always exceptions, but it was a fair way to exclude a bulk of applicants. Secondly, I guess you won't be using the Chief's new suggestion line? Seems like the department is