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Becoming a Security Forces Officer in the U.S. Air Force

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Explore the role, salary, and job outlook of a Security Forces Officer in the Air Force. Discover why this challenging profession may be right for you and how it can shape your future.

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  6. What I Want to be When I Grow Up By: Tyler Mann

  7. Security Forces Officer in the U.S. Air Force • Job Outlook • Active Duty Personal will remain constant through 2020. • Outlook depends on world conflicts and political leaders.

  8. Salaries • Pay ranges from $33,000-$230,000 a year based on years of service and rank. Air Force Officer Pay Chart

  9. Job Description • The Security Forces Officer Career Area leads, manages, and directs personnel executing the security forces missions. • Security Forces duties may require the use of force, including deadly force. • Security Forces leaders ensure combat capability through the functions of installation, nuclear and conventional weapon systems, and resources security; force protection; air base defense; military police services; information, personnel, and industrial security; military working dog activities; and combat arms. • Security Forces participate in contingency operations. • Personnel in this career area may be deployed and employed in sensitive or hostile environments created by terrorism, sabotage, nuclear, chemical, biological, and conventional warfare.

  10. Why I want to be in this profession • This profession will mentally and physically test me. • This profession provides a great challenge and will shape my leadership skills. • Being an Officer could greatly help me find a job after my duty in the Air Force is over.

  11. University of Nebraska Lincoln

  12. Location • Located in Lincoln Nebraska. • It is a 624 acre campus • Enrollment is 19,345

  13. Tuition • Resident Costs • Resident Tuition: $216/credit hour • Fees: $1,504.00/year • Tuition: $6,480.00 • Room and Board: $9,122.00 • Total: $17,106.00 • Non-resident Costs • Non-resident Tuition: $641/credit hour • Fees: $1,504.00/year • Tuition: $19,230.00 • Room and Board: $9,122.00 • Total: $29,856.00

  14. General Courses UNL Courses

  15. Grace University

  16. University of Nebraska Lincoln vs. Grace University

  17. Location • Located in Omaha Nebraska. • Grace University is a very small private college with only 450 students currently enrolled.

  18. Tuition • Application fee (non-refundable) ($25 for online application)---$25 • Tuition per credit hour---$473 • Audit fee per semester credit hour---$50 • Student Fees---$75 • Private Tutorship per semester hour (plus tuition)--$150 • Transcripts---$10 • Graduation fee per degree---$250

  19. My Resume • Credits: • National Honor Society • FFA • Godparents • Cross Country • Baseball • Honor Roll • Job Experience: • Pollinating • Detasseling • Child Care • Why You Should Hire Me: • Good work ethic • Responsible • Determined worker • Trustworthy

  20. I’m the Mann!