Paralegal
Students of the paralegal program will learn the knowledge and skills necessary to work as entry-level paralegals or legal or administrative assistants. Students will learn about the complex procedures and communication surrounding lawsuits, court cases and legal briefs in family law (child custody, bankruptcy, wills, divorce), torts (civil suits involving personal injury), and contract law (formal agreements between parties). They will develop the skills and knowledge to write and research legal correspondence, communicate with clients, maintain confidentiality and facilitate interactions with other agencies like courts and law enforcement. Instruction is a combination of lecture, practical, hands-on assignments, and field trips. The program includes career development and a 150-hour on the job externship.
The legal field demands people who are reliable, detail-oriented, and specially trained. For those who meet these criteria, there is money to be made and a powerful professional career to be had. We can help you get the training you need to break into this exciting and influential field.
Program Resources:
For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program and other important information, please Click Here.
Connect With Us