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A "B.S." degree? Get it?!
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You need to get a BS in political science.
Strictly speaking, a degree isn't "required." However, having one will almost certainly help a lot.
Many politicians have law degrees, and many aspiring politicians get law degrees. Other possibilities would include degrees dealing with government, administration, or international relations, depending on what kind of politician you want to be.
Actually, a second cousin of mine is currently a Mayor and only has completed his high school. Precisely: It would be better to have a degree to gain more credibility with wanting to be a Politician, especially in Political Science or Law. Although, I would probably vote without hesitation for someone who did not have a degree but did gain knowledge in working in the field as well as genuine care and legitimate concern(s) for the people/society as a whole, a clear history of those demonstrated abilities over a person who goes to obtain a degree to have the 'status' and evidently lacks integrity & character, especially in their own life as a leader.
Anyone remember the end of the movie Animal House? "Senator" Blutarsky, indeed. :-)
In real life, a degree probably isn't that necessary, either.
No degree of any kind is required to be a politician. Is a degree were required, that would probably bring up some thorny constitutional issues.
Having a law degree is an excellent qualification. Most lawyers are not like the slimy ones you read about in the news. Politicians make laws; it makes sense that they should be trained in that area.
clearly not that much, if any
that's a funny question. any college degree can get you a job in politics.
Get a B.A. degree in Sociology to understand the issues society is facing today. Get another degree in Political Science to understand government. Then get a Law Degree to understand the legal aspect of the United States. With this high status you can make your connections with schools, lawyers, judges, police chiefs, and many other high status people. If you want to look good and develop leadership skills I recommend you join the military after getting a degree. Study abroad in another country. Doing all these things will give you the experience and shape your perspective in becoming a strong leader but ultimately a politician. I know because that's where I'm headed too.
You need a B.S. in B.S. :) (in my opinion)
You should think less about what degree specifically you need and more about what skills you need. Politicians do a lot of speaking, writing and analyzing. So Social sciences are good but there are a myriad of options. Many politicians get a Bachelor' Degree in Political Science or History and then go on and get a graduate degree like Law School. To find out more see www.squidoo.com/politician to learn how to become a politician.
You dont really need a degree but the degree you are refering to is Political Science
Just lie about having a law degree, you will fit right in.
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