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Overview The Bachelor of Science in Paralegal Studies is offered by the Husson University. The programs' intensive training provides students with sound legal content, analytical skills, and communication competencies--making Husson grads attractive in the job market of one of the top ten fastest growing professions across the United States. Learning outcomesSince the introduction of paralegals to the legal industry in the 1960s, there has been considerable growth in the number of paralegals in the profession. Law firms and independent practitioners have sought ways to make the delivery of the legal system more efficient and cost effective through the use of paralegals. Paralegals find work in all types of organizations, but most are employed by law firms, corporate offices, and various governmental agencies. The title of paralegal is interchangeable with legal assistant and legal secretary. These positions often involve the following tasks:Conducting client interviews and maintaining contact with clientsLocate and interview witnessesConduct investigations and statistical and documentary researchConduct legal researchDraft legal documents and correspondenceAnalyze and summarize testimony, medical records and discovery documentsAttend real estate closing, depositions, administrative court hearings, and execution of willsAssist lawyers in preparing for depositions, hearings, closings and trials.Paralegals must also master the skills ofCommunicating effectivelyDemonstrating professionalismUsing legal terminology correctlyWorking effectively with the courtsBecoming proficient with computer technology, software and database I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Paralegal Studies Program at Husson University offer tomorrow's professionals an array of research, reporting, and writing skills required in the modern legal environment.

Disciplines

Legal Studies

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 75

Other Requirements

1Completed Application$40 Application FeeCurrent High School Transcript or official, final High School Transcript if graduatedOfficial SAT or ACT scoresOne letter of recommendation

Paralegal Studies