Change your career. Change your life.
WHAT IS A PARALEGAL?
Paralegals are professionals qualified by education, training, and experience who perform substantive legal work under the supervision of licensed attorneys.
Paralegals often work in law firms, for governmental agencies, in corporate legal departments, or with nonprofit legal services.
POWERFUL TRAINING,
POWERFUL CAREER.
Since 2006, our programs have utilized
a comprehensive, skills-based method for
training new paralegals.
Rather than focusing solely on legal theory,
our students start learning paralegal skills
from day one and graduate fully prepared
for a new career in the legal profession.
WHAT DO PARALEGALS DO?
Paralegals perform a wide range
of substantive legal work under the
supervision of licensed attorneys.
CLIENT CONTACT
Paralegals maintain client contact from the initial client interview through case resolution
LEGAL RESEARCH
Paralegals use industry-standard legal research tools to research case law, statutes, and regulations
DOCUMENT DRAFTING
Paralegals draft briefs, pleadings, motions, discovery requests and responses, and other legal documents
ATTORNEY SUPPORT
Paralegals support attorneys in will executions, real estate closings, depositions, court hearings, trials, and more
WHAT OUR PARALEGALS SAY
Don't just take our word for it.
Hear what real students have to say about taking the class,
life as a paralegal, and even going to law school.
BUILD YOUR NETWORK
Graduation is just the beginning.
Our extensive alumni network connects you with over 1,000 dedicated paralegals and attorneys, giving you access to exclusive job opportunities, networking
events, and continuing legal education courses long after graduation.
ADVANCED CERTIFICATES
If you already have a paralegal certificate, paralegal degree, or at least three years' paralegal experience, our advanced paralegal certificates can help expand your knowledge base even further
