The Paralegal Studies Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree prepares students for careers in a variety of legal areas, including litigation, corporate, real estate and insurance. In addition to classroom requirements, a practicum provides students with real-world experience.

Sally Fairbank, center, coordinator of the College of DuPage Paralegal Studies program, meets with Paralegal Practicum students.

Related Links:

• C.O.D. Paralegal Program Transfer Credit Policy (PDF)
• College of DuPage Student Planning Worksheet for the A.A.S. Degree (PDF)
• Degree Curriculum and Suggested Course Sequence (PDF)

Certificate Program

This post-degree certificate is available to students who have earned an associate’s degree (A.A. or A.S.) or higher. The certificate prepares students for work in a variety of legal areas, including litigation, corporate, real estate and insurance.

Related Links:

• C.O.D. Paralegal Program Transfer Credit Policy (PDF)
• Certificate Curriculum and Suggested Course Sequence (PDF)
• Paralegal Practicum