Recruitment Policies

Introduction
Although the Federal Bureau of Investigation Recruitment is intended to be a small division of fine Agents, recruitment is always an issue. This chapter will cover the policies on recruitment of new Agents in the department.

How do I submit an application?
To submit an application, simply fill out an Application Form and submit it to the recruitment department. Be sure to answer every question on the application form in as detailed of a fashion as possible. Your initial recruitment will be decided by your knowledge, competence, and working capability. Be sure to show these things when applying, and continue to show them during your career as in the Agents event that you are recruited.

I've submitted an application. Now what?
If you were DENIED then either follow the instructions of the recruiting officer as stated on your application, try again after some time has passed and you have improved yourself, or consider the fact that you are not meant for FBI work.

If you were ACCEPTED, then congratulations! You are one step closer to possibly becoming a FBI Agent! After your application is accepted, you will need to begin the next phase of recruitment: an Interview, followed by Field Testing. This is also commonly known as "Ride-alongs."

Field Testing Procedures

To become a State Trooper, you will need to take two different tests to pass the recruitment phase. Grading of these tests will be explained momentarily.

Each test will be composed of two different parts: General Knowledge and Vehicle Skills.
Recruit Name:
Trooper Name:
General Knowledge
#/10 Comments:
Driving Skills
#/10 Pass/Pass+/Fail Comments:

The following is a explanation of the Pass/Pass+/Fail rating:
Pass = Chase car successfully followed the lead car
Pass+ = Chase car successfully made the lead car come to a complete stop**
Fail = Chase car lost the lead car completely, chase car was destroyed, the possible recruit gave up the chase, or the possible recruit cheated.

My application was accepted and I passed the tests.
Congratulations, you are now a proud employee of the Federal Bureau of Investigation!