San Diego County Sheriff written test
What is the San Diego County Sheriff Written Exam?
The San Diego County Sheriff Department uses California's PELLETB for their written exam. PELLETB is an abbreviation for POST Entry Level Law Enforcement Test Battery. Once your application is received you will be invited to the written exam.
You need a T-score of 42 or higher obtained within the last two years in order to pass the San Diego County Sheriff’s Exam.
The San Diego Police Department uses a different written exam. See San Diego Police Test Prep.
How to Pass the San Diego County Sheriff Written Test?
Learn how to pass the San Diego Sheriff’s Exam
California's PELLETB is one of the harder police exams in the U.S. There is a heavy emphasis on good English language skills.
A unique type of testing included in the PELLETB is called the CLOZE Reading Test. Few applicants have ever taken such a test when they were in high school. Applicants who learn how to master the CLOZE test will have a major advantage over their competition.
Serious applicants need to study with a good prep course.