A degree from legal studies schools in Minnesota can be the educational framework needed to get you started in one of a number of possible careers. Graduates from legal studies programs can be found in many areas, from a claims adjuster to a law librarian. Legal assistants and paralegals are some of the more popular career choices, while future attorneys can use this degree as a foundation for law school. Classwork includes practical clerical skills, lots of legal theory, and various areas of the law. Actual courses may include American government, writing and research for the law office, communication, psychology, estate and probate, real estate, criminal law, family law, and business law.
National American University Campus
Bachelor, Associate
B.S. Paralegal Studies, A.A.S. Paralegal Studies, Paralegal Studies
Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Hopkins
Globe University
Associate, Bachelor, Certificate, Diploma
AAS in Paralegal, BS in Paralegal, Paralegal Certificate, Legal Administrative Assisting Diploma
Woodbury, Minneapolis
Herzing University
Bachelor, Associate
BS in Legal Studies, AS in Legal Assisting/Paralegal
Minneapolis
Rasmussen College
Certificate, Associate
Paralegal Certificate, Paralegal Associates Degree
Brooklyn Park, Eagan, Eden Prairie, Lake Elmo, Mankato, St. Cloud, Moorhead, Circle Pines
Minnesota School of Business
Certificate, Associate, Bachelor, Diploma
Paralegal, Legal Administrative Assistant
Waite Park, Shakopee, Rochester, Richfield, Plymouth, Brooklyn Center, Moorhead, Blaine, Lakeville, Elk River