Brunswick Community College’s Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) Class 75 has reached an outstanding milestone, achieving a 100% pass rate on the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission State Comprehensive Exam.
The rigorous four-hour, 300-question exam is the final academic requirement for aspiring law enforcement officers in North Carolina. Passing the exam demonstrates a graduate’s knowledge, skills, and readiness to serve their communities, making Class 75’s perfect first-attempt pass rate an exceptional achievement.
“This is a tremendous accomplishment for our students,” said BLET Program Director J.D. Smith. “A 100% pass rate reflects the dedication, discipline, and perseverance these students demonstrated throughout the program. It also speaks to the commitment of our instructors, who work tirelessly to prepare future law enforcement officers for success both in the classroom and in the field.”
BCC’s Basic Law Enforcement Training program combines classroom instruction with hands-on training in criminal law, patrol procedures, investigations, ethics, defensive tactics, firearms, emergency response, driver training, and community relations. Graduates must successfully complete all Commission-mandated coursework and pass the State Comprehensive Exam before becoming eligible for certification as North Carolina law enforcement officers.
Class 75’s achievement continues BCC’s tradition of excellence in public safety education and reinforces the College’s commitment to preparing highly qualified officers to serve communities across North Carolina.
Congratulations to every member of BLET Class 75 on this remarkable accomplishment. We look forward to seeing the positive impact each graduate will make in the communities they serve.
July 2026