Transfer credits are not accepted into Certificate programs. This credential is appropriate for students who are starting college for the first time and for those who have completed some college work, but have not yet earned a bachelor's degree. Students may transfer in a maximum of 75 credits according to Woodbury's published transfer guidelines. This credential is appropriate for students who are starting college for the first time and for those who have completed some college work, but have not yet earned an associate's degree. Students may transfer in a maximum of 30 credits according to Woodbury's published transfer guidelines.
Students choose either a weekday or weekend schedule, or combination.
Weekday classes meet on Thursdays and Fridays. Weekend classes meet Friday evening and all day Saturday. Identify and define relevant legal terminology, sources of law, precedent, jurisdiction, causes of action, and constitutional issues. Understand the role and responsibilities of paralegals and legal professionals, current issues and resources in the field, and skills needed to be successful. Understand and demonstrate the legal ethics and professional responsibility necessary to be an effective legal professional.