Like many people everyone grows up and needs to decide what they plan on doing for a living so they can prepare themselves usually people already know what they want to do by the time there a junior or if there really unsure then a senior. Well as for me I already have a visual of what I want to do first I want to go to the Army then try to become an ice agent or work with U.S customs or a forensic science technician. First I want to go to the Army I don’t really think going to the army is a career it seems like it could be sense many dedicate their lives to serve the country but it does pay good money so It could help me with going to college I have a strong feeling that if I do go it will be a great experience and help prepare me for my future career in law enforcement when I’m in the army I plan on going to college as well so I can study law so I can have both skill and knowledge For a career I would like to be an ice agent because it deals with customs issues or immigrations issues. Entry-level ICE agents must possess a bachelor’s degree. A master’s degree or evidence of at least one year of graduate study is also required. However, US veterans and those with significant experience in law enforcement or the military may have the educational requirement waived. ICE agents must be United States citizens who are at least 21 years of age and under 37 years of age. All ICE agents must hold a valid driver’s license and must carry a gun. Additionally, ICE agents are required to pass a background check, a written exam, and physical agility training. There are two separate academies that take roughly six months to complete. Average salary of $79,030 highly qualified candidates generally have law enforcement