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Most programs are looking for a 3.0 undergraduate GPA. There are things you can do however to address that. Taking other courses for one. In some schools, you can take up to a certain number of credits without being admitted to the program. Another option is having strong Continuing Education records, showing you have learned elsewhere under other circumstances. A third one would be other accomplishments, such as publications or presentations, leadership roles in your organization for example. Not everyone gets good grades as an undergraduate for many reasons. In your application essay, you could address that and how you have changed.On the other hand, for some programs, that can be an automatic cut point. So it really does depend on the program. I’d recommend talking to the admissions office folks at the program(s) you are particularly interested in for further advice. Good luck!

What would you change about law enforcement?CAMERAS: Every police department would be required to have both car cameras and body-worn cameras. Poorer inner-city departments would be outfitted with the cameras at the expense of the state.NON-LETHAL OPTIONS; Every police officer would be given more non-lethal options such as tasers, net guns, bean-bag guns. Other non-lethal technology would be fast-tracked and financed by federal grants to allow non-lethal technology to be made available to police officers.STANDARDIZED RULES: One well-publicized set of rules would be set up nationwide for car stops. It would lay out what the officer's responsibilities are and what the driver and passengers responsibilities are.COMPUTERIZED FORCE REPORTING: A computerized federal reporting system should be implemented to document the use of force, up to and including deadly force so we can have reliable statistics on the police use of force nationwide. U.C.R. (Uniform Crime Reports) reports are so flawed they should be scrapped.INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATIONS; Each state should set up an independent investigative body to investigate police misconduct which rises to the level of a crime or police brutality. These state agencies would be closely monitored by a federal government integrity unit.STANDARDIZED TRAINING: Both police academy and continuing education training for police should be standardized nationwide. This should include standard rules of engagement.TORT REFORM: Civil liability should be limited to prevent baseless lawsuits against towns and departments. Additionally, each lawsuit filed should be subjected to a hearing to determine if there is good cause for the suit. If the suit is found to be without merit, all costs plus a penalty will be paid by the party bringing the suit.Technology must catch up to police work in terms of video recording as also non-lethal options. It will be important in the future to work smarter and more efficiently. There must be reasonable accountability and a mechanism to properly report statistics and also properly investigate potential misconduct.

It took 11 seconds for me to check on the web - but for your continuing education, here is the first thing that jumped out of the search:The Planck time is the time it would take a photon travelling at the speed of light to across a distance equal to the Planck length. This is the �quantum of time�, the smallest measurement of time that has any meaning, and is equal to 10-43 seconds.What is Planck length? What is Planck time? - PhysLink.comWhat is Planck length? What is Planck time?What is the Planck scale?ON A human scale, an atom is inconceivably small. But size is relative. On the Planck scale—the smallest that physical theory recognises—atoms are huge. At this scale, named after Max Planck, the founder of quantum theory, many physicists envisage space and time as being grainy, rather than continuous.27 Feb 2003Planck-scale physics: The long and the short of it - The EconomistThe long and the short of it Planck time is irrelevant to recording time in the real world. But I do know that 1 whole Planck unit is the smallest unit of measurable elapsed time and must have been jolly difficult to squash into a watch case.That must be quite a watch! Mine is only accurate to + or - 5 Secs per month.