Many students choose to continue their education in the Wildlife major at the University of Maine, with aspirations of employment as game wardens. Others continue in Public Administration, working toward a career in government. Many other students gain employment in local or state law enforcement, corrections, and security. Paralegal Studies Students choosing the paralegal studies concentration have a strong interest in the legal assistant field. Coursework hones their legal research skills as well as preparing them to conduct real estate title research, complete probate requirements, and write legal memoranda.
Students become versatile with computers, both for writing and research purposes.
Students are strongly encouraged to seek an internship in their last semester. Many student choose to continue their education in Public Administration or a business field to be attractive candidates for office manager positions. For more information about this program or any others, you may contact us by e-mail . This is an Official Publication of the University of Maine at Augusta, a part of the University of Maine System . UMA adheres to the University of Maine System Policy on Non-discrimination .