Bachelor of Arts in Paralegal Studies

Roosevelt University - Chicago

For more than five decades, Roosevelt's established paralegal program has helped students like you make an immediate impact in a firm, company or social justice organization. Paralegals are an essential part of the legal team. When you graduate, you'll be ready to interview clients and witnesses, research the law, and draft, review and analyze legal documents. The Paralegal program is offered in-person at our Chicago campus, and is also offered fully online (combining synchronous and asynchronous instruction). Programs must provide and students must be required to take at least nine semester credits or the equivalent of legal specialty courses through synchronous instruction. Transfer students can seamlessly complete the bachelor's degree, and we have partnerships with several community colleges in the area. Non-majors can also add a paralegal studies minor to their degree.

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