What GPA you gotta have to become a police officer?

There's no single GPA requirement to become a police officer. Requirements vary significantly depending on the specific police department or agency (city, county, state, federal). Many departments don't even explicitly list a GPA requirement, focusing instead on a broader assessment of the applicant's qualifications.

While a high GPA might improve your chances by demonstrating academic aptitude, far more important are typically:

* Passing a background check: This is the most crucial aspect.

* Passing a physical fitness test: This is often very rigorous.

* Passing a psychological evaluation: This assesses suitability for law enforcement.

* Passing a polygraph test: To assess honesty and integrity.

* Meeting specific age and education requirements: Often a high school diploma or GED is the minimum, but some departments prefer or require a college degree.

In short, while a good GPA might help, it's not the primary determining factor. Focus on meeting all the other requirements and demonstrating your suitability for the job. Check the specific requirements of the police department you're applying to.