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Admissions Requirements

Certificate in Paralegal Studies

A student applying to the Certificate in Paralegal Studies must have the following: a bachelor's degree or 60 semester hours (including a minimum of 18 in general education) from a regionally accredited college. The general education must include at least three semester hours in college-level English composition and 15 units from at least three of the following academic areas: social and behavioral science; English composition and literature; foreign language; mathematics; humanities; natural science; appreciation or history of the arts. To view requirements for the certificate program click here......

  • Application for Admissions: Certificate in Paralegal Studies

Please print the following form and then mail (with attachments) to:

Legal Studies Program
University of La Verne
1950 Third Street
La Verne, CA 91750

Also available: Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies.



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