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Becoming A FBI Agent
FBI agents go under rigirous training to become an agent. It takes a lot of skill and have plenty of physical training. Theres a lot of experience and education you need to become and FBI agent. There are also many requirements you need to pass like you need to be between the ages of 23 and 37 and you need to be a U.S. citizen. You need to have 20/20 vision in at least one eye. You need to have a bachelors degree in a really good college. You need to major in law, accounting, science, or language. You need to be able to pay special attention when it comes to trying to get a job like this and you will have to prepare to have your work to come first. It will become your personal life. You will learn that you will need to drop whatever your

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