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Paralegal or Legal Assistant Degrees: General Info
An associate or bachelor's degree is required for those wishing to pursue a career as a paralegal or legal assistant. A paralegal course of study prepares students to do research in legal matters, prepare drafts and legal documents, understand record keeping and do administrative work. Graduates with a paralegal or legal assistant degree are able to provide support by investigating, appraising and pleading cases, all under the supervision of a lawyer or court official.
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UMass Global
Areas of study you may find at UMass Global include:
Bachelors- BA in Criminal Justice
- BA in Legal Studies
- BA in Legal Studies (Business Law)
Fordham University
Areas of study you may find at Fordham University include:
Masters- Master of Studies in Law in Corporate Compliance
Liberty University
Areas of study you may find at Liberty University include:
Courses- CERT: Paralegal Studies
- CERT: Criminal Justice
Purdue Global
Areas of study you may find at Purdue Global include:
Courses- Pathway to Paralegal
- Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice
- Associate of Applied Science in Legal Support and Services
- BS in Legal Support and Services
- BS in Legal Support and Services - Paralegal
- Undergraduate in Legal Studies
- BS in Criminal Justice - Socially Responsible Leadership
- BS in Criminal Justice - Business Fundamentals
- BSCJ: Forensic Psychology
- Master of Science in Legal Studies
National University
Areas of study you may find at National University include:
Masters- MSOL - Criminal Justice
- Doctor of Criminal Justice
Boston University
Areas of study you may find at Boston University include:
Legal- Corrections, Criminal Justice, and Law Enforcement
- Legal Assistant and Related Support Services
- Paralegal
- Professional Studies and Legal Research
Degree Levels:
Graduate- Doctorate
- First-Professional Degree
- Masters
- First-Professional Certificate
- Post-Bachelor Degree Certificate
- Post-Master's Certificate
- Associates
- Bachelors
Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology
Areas of study you may find at Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology include:
Masters- Masters in Dispute Resolution
- Masters in Legal Studies
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