Online post-baccalaureate for legal studies?

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  1. jorona

    jorona New Member

    I know that what I'm looking for may not even be out there, but I'd be remiss not to at least try!

    I'm trying to find a post-baccalaureate certificate in legal studies (I'd like to work as a legal assistant/paralegal). ABA is not important, but it must be 100% online and the school must be regionally accredited.

    Does such a thing exist? If not I guess I'll be choosing between an undergrad certificate or a second bachelor's, if I can find the funds. I am not interested in JD. Thanks in advance!
     
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    Rifleman New Member

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  4. jorona

    jorona New Member

    I'm definitely interested in the Kaplan program as it looks like the EKU certificate has a partial residency requirement that would be near impossible for me to work out as a single mother. However I am concerned that there may be some bias against Kaplan graduates when looking for a job - when I try to search for reviews of the program I am finding a lot of reviews that say Kaplan grads are not considered as seriously as grads from traditional, brick & mortar schools. This is the only con I can find to the program. Does anyone have experience or insight to share in regard to perceived bias?
     
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  11. Ted Heiks

    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

    i dunno, but you can look at the other paralegal thread that i'm about to Sticky.
     

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