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Tacoma Community College Associate of Applied Science - Paralegal
Tacoma Community College

Associate of Applied Science - Paralegal

Tacoma, USA

2 Years

English

Full time

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USD 10,573 / per year *

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* $22,408 including fees and on-campus housing

Key Summary

    About: The Associate of Applied Science in Paralegal prepares students for a career in the legal field. This program covers legal principles, research, and writing, equipping students with essential skills required for paralegal work.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers as paralegals or legal assistants, supporting lawyers in various settings like law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies. Other roles may include compliance specialists or legal researchers.

Introduction

The Associate of Applied Science degree, Paralegal is approved by the American Bar Association and designed to train students for careers working as paralegals or legal assistants in law firms, governmental agencies, corporate legal departments, public service organizations, and other institutions. Paralegals work under the supervision of an attorney and are not licensed to practice law.

Legal courses are taught by faculty who represent various aspects of the field of law and hold high regard for academic and professional integrity. In addition to taking legal courses, an AAS student will satisfy their General Education Requirements.

  • Fall 2023 - Application Deadline (Aug 15) and Classes Start (Sep 25)
  • Winter 2024 - Application Deadline (Nov 15) and Classes Start (Jan 3)
  • Spring 2024 - Application Deadline (Feb 15) and Classes Start (April 1)
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