Center For Advanced Legal Studies

Center For Advanced Legal Studies founded in 1987, specializes solely in paralegal education. The Center offers a Paralegal Certificate program designed for individuals who have previously earned a bachelor's degree, and an Associate of Applied Science Degree program for those in search of their first college degree. Both programs are accredited, approved by the American Bar Association and provide a comprehensive approach to paralegal studies.

Opportunities are also available for individuals who would like to take only selected classes and seminars to increase their legal knowledge and understanding of specific topics.

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Programs offered by Center For Advanced Legal Studies:

  Paralegal Certificate
The Paralegal Certificate program is designed for students who have earned a bachelor’s degree prior to application to the Center. This program is streamlined to provide education in the most employable and demanding areas of the law, while still offering the essential paralegal courses of study.

Certificates may be earned in only 7 months (30 weeks) by attending full-time during the morning or 10 months (40 weeks) part-time in the evening.

REQUIREMENT: Must have bachelor's degree.

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  Paralegal Associate of Applied Science Degree
The Associate of Applied Science Degree Paralegal Program provides comprehensive preparation for a paralegal career. Students must hold a minimum of a high school diploma or its equivalent in order to be accepted into this program. It provides a practical and intense study of a variety of areas of law and completes this experience through an offering of general education classes.

Students may complete their degree in as little as 15 months (60 weeks) by attending full-time morning classes or 19 months (80 weeks) part-time in the evening.

REQUIREMENT: Must hold a minimum of a high school diploma or its equivalent.

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