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| Associate of Applied Science in Paralegal at Lamson College - A paralegal is a person, qualified by education, training or work experience, who is employed or retained by a lawyer, law office, corporation, governmental agency or other entity to perform specifically delegated substantive legal work for which a lawyer is responsible. To prepare graduates for this career, the ABA approved Paralegal education at Lamson College includes specific legal skills, computer proficiency and an excellent, broad general education. The program helps prepare graduates for success on the Certified Legal Assistant examination. CLA certification is an independent program that students may elect to pursue and is provided by the National Association of Legal Assistants. ... See Details |
| Associate of Paralegal/Legal Secretary at Berks Technical Institute - The Paralegal Associate in Specialized Business degree program provides students with the highest quality legal secretary education, preparing them for the realities of law practice through intensive, practical, hands-on courses and expansive classes. Graduates of the Paralegal training program are problem solvers, identifying client needs and locating, through research and investigation, suitable resources that can be applied, under attorney supervision, to a satisfactory resolution. ... See Details |
| Associate of Applied Science in Paralegal Studies at National American University - National American University offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in Paralegal Studies for students who wish to pursue a course of study emphasizing basic paralegal skills. Credits earned in this program will apply toward a Bachelor of Science degree in Paralegal Studies. Students can normally achieve the bachelor's degree in six additional quarters. ... See Details |
| Bachelor of Science in Paralegal Studies at National American University - National American University offers a highly acclaimed Bachelor of Science in Paralegal Studies degree program. Paralegals, sometimes called legal assistants, may be employed in law firms; corporate legal departments; local, state and federal government offices; bank and trust offices; and other offices requiring analytical and communication skills. Under the supervision of an attorney, paralegals may interview clients and witnesses; draft court pleadings and other legal documents; perform legal research; investigate medical, police and other records; attend hearings; assist in trial preparations; and assist at trial. Paralegals may not give legal advice, represent a client in court or set fees. ... See Details |
| Associate in Paralegal at Westwood College - Lawyers may win justice all by themselves on TV. But in the real world, much of what goes into the legal process is created by paralegals -people like you. If you have a natural curiosity, an instinct for sizing up a situation, and a flair for research and communication, a fast-paced paralegal/legal assistant career could be your ticket to success. And job satisfaction? There's no greater reward than seeing justice prevail. At Westwood you get a real-world education taught by paralegal professionals -which means you graduate with crucial insights that make you an asset from your first day on the job. You'll become a skilled researcher in LexisNexis, Westlaw and more while earning a degree that prepares you for the industry-standard Certified Legal Assistant exam. Course content you'll study to earn your degree includes: See Details |
| Paralegal Studies at University of Maryland University College - The paralegal studies certificate focuses on the legal concepts, procedures and skills used in a wide variety of legal environments. The program addresses the organization, functions and processes of institutions in the U.S. legal system, roles and issues in the paralegal field, legal ethics and selected specialty areas. The curriculum emphasizes important skills, including legal analysis, communication, legal research, computer competence, legal drafting, investigation, organization and specialized legal skills. With appropriate choice of courses, this certificate may be completed while pursuing the Bachelor of Science in legal studies. (However, students may not pursue the paralegal studies certificate within the associate of arts curriculum in legal studies.) No more than 12 credits in certificate courses may be earned through transfer or prior-learning credit. ... See Details |
| Paralegal (Legal Studies) at Post University Online - The Paralegal certificate program at Post University prepares you to become a Paralegal. Paralegals (Legal Assistants) continue to be among the most sought after professionals. Second only to jobs in the computer industry, paralegal/legal assistant positions are the fastest-growing career category, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. As the practice of law becomes more sophisticated, specialized, and international, men and women with advanced education in this area will be in great demand. Our program at Post University was designed with input from attorneys and employment projections so that our students learn skills to meet the challenges of the profession on an ongoing basis. You will study in highly interactive small classes within a supportive learning environment. Your personal advisor will aid you in customizing your program. Paralegal Profession The terms legal assistant and paralegal are used interchangeably. The job involves legal research, preparation of legal documents, and, in some cases, interviewing clients. It also includes summarizing depositions, interrogatories, and testimony. A paralegal generally works under the direction of an attorney or, in a large firm, under a paralegal manager. You will study in highly interactive, small classes in 8-week accelerated modules. Our faculty will actively engage you in a high quality and relevant curriculum that prepares you to enter a rewarding career in the legal field. Post University graduates of the Certificate program will be qualified to fill responsible positions in: - banks - insurance companies - real estate companies - private law offices - corporate law offices - local, state, and federal government legal departments ... See Details |