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Answering honestly is necessary to avoid any problems. If there are any concerns, the specific concerns will be addressed in the interview portion of the psych assessment at which time you can explain anything addressed.

The NJ LEE does not have a math component.

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You will likely face several questions that you won't know the exact answer. They expect you to answer to the best of your ability. For instance, what percent level you graduated in your HS class? A lot of candidates don't know if they graduated in the top 30% of their HS class (or other percentage), but you still need to provide an answer.

@@ccstestprep264 so is it better to provide an answer that shows you as a poorer student academically than you are to cover yourself in the event you don’t know a question related to high school like that? So it doesn’t look like your not being truthful?

I just failed my psychological. I’m not here to scare you but rather to prepare you. What he’s saying about lying is true. I didn’t lie per say but a simple question and answer about college drinking was a huge headache when follow up questions held me to the limitations of a previous question. Don’t defend any question too much or lie. If they ask more into something be honest and if you have to, don’t be afraid of correcting or explaining. I believe I came off combative or just straight lying. I understand why she may have felt that way, it’s on me for Miscommunicating and leading us down the route we went. Unless she seriously disqualified me for some college drinking in part of college and short lapses in car insurance, she disqualified me because she believed I was lying. Go in cool calm and collected. They will basically read through every “bad” part of your PHS. If you were honest throughout and recollect it all you will be fine. Review your PHS, if you were honest there and don’t deviate from it I believe you’ll be ok. My plan is to get in better shape, put some time between my college days/this application, and apply to a station I believe will fit me better. Best of luck and I hope you make it.

@@ethanhudson3574 🤣 all good brother. I’m going to be a substitute teacher which actually pays decent where I live as well as work another job on the weekends go work everyday. I’m going to put in more applications at the local PDs in 2 months and go from there. If it doesn’t work out I can transition into getting a teaching credential and looking for that position 💀

@@ethanhudson3574 i believe every sworn position needs a psych eval based on regulation. If it isn’t a sworn position then you may not need one.

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How you do?? I’m about to take that test soon.

Same !

@@cristiancharry5541 How did it go?

If you are sent to the same firm, they will most likely have a different psychologist assess you. Everything depends on why you were not recommended in your most recent assessment.

Heather how did you do please give us an update and can you offer any insight into the test ?

Good?

It is common to be asked about your plans if you are not successful in the process. They are looking for a mature response.

@@ccstestprep264 what would be an appropriate response?

@@AliHassan-cs2dq A sincere and mature response is all they want. The response would be specific to the person and not a canned, insincere response.

How did it go

The upcoming civil service test does not include math.

Most jurisdictions provide the psychologist with a summary of the key points of a candidate's background. I have never heard of the polygraph questionnaire being provided, but it may be possible as part of the overall background packet.

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@@ccstestprep264 is this also for corrections that’s what I put in for

@@shoniewestbrook8749 Yes, the NJCSC administers one NJ LEE test for all of the different titles, including state and county correctional police officer positions.

Yeah but the difference is they got the job, and you didn’t. If you can’t even do a simple thing like being clean shaven, then you don’t want the job that badly. You can always grow it back buddy lol

@@qaaronrodgers2479 I was exempt from shaving when I was in the army. Oh and I just passed the exam. Dickhead!

@@qaaronrodgers2479 stupid response. Many people have clean groomed beards, in the marine corps they get shave chits due to breakouts etc. as long as his beard is nicely groomed and he can explain why he has one it’s no issue. Try telling a black dude to shave , they get the worse issues when shaven.

There is no deep meaning to interpret with statements like this. If you cannot relate to the job of being a librarian, then your response should reflect that. There are likely jobs or tasks you can easily say you would enjoy. If asked about those jobs or tasks you actually enjoy (e.g., working outdoors), you simply respond positively.

If there were no profound negative concerns addressed during the assessment, then you should consider trying again. One negative assessment is not going to automatically hold you back. The psychologists are professionals who consider each assessment independently.

How did it go? Mine is next week on zoom as well.

How did yours go Mia Edelweiss

@@miaedelweiss7742 How did yours go?

This mf never followed up lol

I'm guessing that whenever something sound like a "red flag" from your answers, they won't bother continuing with your answers. So, I think they stopped on your 40th one.

The answer depends on why you were not recommended. In many cases, it is due to young age and maturity level at the time, so time (and good behavior) can and usually does make a difference. You likely know why you were not recommended because the psychologist would have likely pursued a line of questioning during the interview to probe areas of concern in your background, etc. If the concern was due to maturity issues or any other basic issue that could improve with time, then an assessment in a year or so may be different and more positive. Whether that is with the same agency or somewhere else, the same concerns are likely to arise during the psych eval.

Yes, the NJDOC application is included in this NJ LEE cycle. One test is being administered covering all of the different titles.

If you completed the online application for a standard NJ LEE symbol number for an agency that doesn't require a college degree (Parole has the only degree requirement), then nothing needs to be submitted. The NJCSC uses the Online Application System (OAS) for all types of non-public safety jobs as well. Many other types of jobs require college degrees, special licenses, or certifications. That is not the case with the NJ LEE. With the NJ LEE, once you are in a hiring process, the individual agency will collect all of your paperwork as part of the department's application and background process.

@@ccstestprep264 Thank you so much! God bless

NJ Civil Service does not allow civil service regulated law enforcement departments to require college credits. Parole requires college and is included in this testing cycle for NJ.

@@ccstestprep264 thank you I paid for the lee classes on your website :) how long does the folder takes to get shipped ?

@@JayIsABoss07501 The course binder gets shipped to you 45 days before your actual test date. You will have the opportunity to pick a test date with the NJCSC after the NJ LEE application period closes out. They will send you an email with a link to the scheduling platform. The test dates will range over a seven week period, so your next step will be to select a test date with the NJCSC.

@@ccstestprep264 thank you I received it , I am going for elmwood park nj, everyone tells me is very competitive, is it really ?

@@JayIsABoss07501 Yes, all of the departments in that area are extremely competitive.

How does it goes? We’re you really there for 4-5 hours?

Did you pass?

@@chrisrodriguez388 Yes I passed I'm 4 months into my academy!

@@pfcsakaria how is the academy???

@Micoo The academy was challenging. My advice is to study and soak in everything. Study groups are a must. Workout on your downtime, but don't push too hard. Injuries will cost you in the academy. Other than that, I graduated back in August 2022. I've been on the road and seeing all kinds of things. Best career choice I ever made.

@@pfcsakaria ok thank you!

Because they're quacks.

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That’s likely going to be for the medical, since they will have a list of medications and health issues, as you may have had to sign an authorization for release of information (which includes medical information). However, if some medications or health issues pertain to psychological things, I think they might ask that during the psych interview. Not particularly sure, just going based on what I view as being the more likely answer to your question.