Overview

Paralegals perform specifically delegated, substantive legal work for which a licensed attorney is responsible. Paralegals must possess a basic knowledge of substantive and procedural law and develop effective skills in interpersonal communication, organization, office management, interviewing and investigating, technology and legal research, analysis, and writing.

This program is designed to develop professional, entry-level competencies in each of these areas.

PROGRAM CONTACT

Susan Woods Coffindaffer
Professor / Program Coordinator

This program is offered completely online.

This program qualifies students for entry-level positions in a variety of fields.

Career Opportunities

With a degree in Paralegal Studies, students can begin an exciting career in a variety of fields, including:

Paralegal
Lease Analyst
Landman
Legal Technology Specialist
Case Management Assistant

Course Catalog

To see a model schedule for this program, please see our academic catalog.

View Course Catalog: Paralegal Studies

Admission

Pierpont is an open enrollment institution. Only a standard Pierpont application is needed for this program.

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