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The push-ups and sit-ups portions of the
physical testing usually eliminates around
half of the applicants that show up for
Entry Level Testing.
Being able to do the minimum requirements is usually not enough for applicants who attend this stressful and highly competitive selection process.
Being physically fit is not enough for this career. Recruits must be mentally sharp, able to reason through problems, and think on their feet. The high school equivalency written test is the first measure of this ability.
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Applications are currently being accepted for the next testing cycle.
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- Entry Level Testing scheduled for September 11th and 12th has been canceled -
Due to budgetary reasons the Oregon State Police is canceling the scheduled entry level
testing. Please watch the website for future testing dates.
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In order to complete the initial application process you will need to submit an application. Applications will be accepted up to 30 days prior to testing dates. If selected to continue through the testing process you will receive an invitation to attend the next testing cycle. Applicants must confirm their attendance prior to testing. Test confirmations will be taken two weeks prior to testing. Physical Abilities Liability Release forms will be given at testing and will need to be completed and signed by each applicant. If a form is needed to obtain a physician release stating you are physically/medically able to perform the tests please contact Elsa Hernandez at 503-378-4175.
The first day of Entry Level Testing is comprised of two portions -- a physical fitness test and a general knowledge written exam. The physical fitness tests takes place in the morning. Applicants who successfully pass the physical fitness portion of the testing will be continue to the written test. The general knowledge written test will be administered in the afternoon. The written test has a 3 hour time limit. Applicants who successfully pass the written test will be attend the suitability testing on day two.
The second day of testing consist of a battery of tests that includes psychological and cognitive ability. These tests rank suitability for law enforcement.
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| Physical Fitness Test |
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- The physical abilities test is based on the U.S. Army standards (see scoring standards listed below) in accordance with Oregon Revised Statute 181.260.
- If an applicant fails any portion of this test, the testing will be discontinued. Applicants who fail to pass the physical abilities test will be allowed to re-test on the next testing date.
- To review the proper methods for the physical abilities test, please review the Physical Abilities Test Standards.
Male/Female Push-Ups* (2 Minutes Times)
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Repetitions /
Age Group
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17-21
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22-26
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27-31
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32-36
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37-41
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42-46
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47-51
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52-56
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57-61
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62+
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Male
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42
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40
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39
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36
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34
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30
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25
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20
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18
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16
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Female
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19
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17
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17
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15
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13
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12
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10
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9
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8
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7
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Click here for a video demonstration on how to properly perform push-ups.
Male/Female Sit-Ups* (2 Minutes Timed)
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Repetitions /
Age Group
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17-21
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22-26
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27-31
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32-36
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37-41
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42-46
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47-51
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52-56
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57-61
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62+
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Male
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53
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50
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45
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42
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38
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32
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30
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28
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27
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26
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Female
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53
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50
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45
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42
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38
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32
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30
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28
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27
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26
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Click here for a video demonstration on how to properly perform sit-ups.
Male/Female 2 Mile Run
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Repetitions /
Age Group
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17-21
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22-26
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27-31
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32-36
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37-41
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42-46
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47-51
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52-56
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57-61
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62+
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Male
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15:54
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16:36
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17:00
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17:42
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18:18
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18:42
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19:30
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19:48
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19:54
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20:00
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Female
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18:54
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19:36
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20:30
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21:42
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22:42
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23:42
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24:00
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24:24
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24:48
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25:00
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| Written Test |
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The written test is a multi-part test, consisting of timed and un-timed portions. The written test will be administered to applicants who pass the Physical Abilities Test.
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