I am being stalked. It must be <<<<BECAUSE>>> people do NOT read my RANT and BECAUSE I NEVER back up the rant and the things all over the internet with any concrete credentials to back what I SAY>>>>> I JUST tell people I have all this EXPERIENCE in the LAW FIELD. BUT do i REALLLY!!!!

OH, I work at COOLEY. THE top LAW School in the US of A.

I am being stalked. It must be <<<<BECAUSE>>> people do NOT read my RANT and BECAUSE I NEVER back up the rant and the things all over the internet with any concrete credentials to back what I SAY>>>>> I JUST tell people I have all this EXPERIENCE in the LAW FIELD. BUT do i REALLLY!!!!

OH, I work at COOLEY. THE top LAW School in the US of A.

A certificate from an online program is not worth anything. If you are serious about this then you should get your associates or bachelors in paralegal studies. You can find a list of institutions in your area that are American Bar Association accredited on the ABA’s website. Here’s the link… http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/paralegals/directory/il.html

Non ABA accredited places are no good and potential employers will not be impressed, just as they won’t be impressed by a mere certifcate or something from an online program. They want to see that you are dedicated, committed and a hard worker. A simple certificate or something from an online program shows that you are not.

My advice to you is to try and get your foot in the door at a law office NOW, start as a legal secretary, receptionist or clerk. Build up law office experience while you go to school. That way, when you graduate you have a degree and law office experience, even though it isn’t paralegal experience, it is better than nothing. And while you are finishing school, talk to your employer about the possibility of promotion once you complete your degree.

If you plan ahead your transition into the legal field and into a paralegal position won’t be too difficult.

Best of luck to you!!

A certificate from an online program is not worth anything. If you are serious about this then you should get your associates or bachelors in paralegal studies. You can find a list of institutions in your area that are American Bar Association accredited on the ABA’s website. Here’s the link… http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/paralegals/directory/il.html

Non ABA accredited places are no good and potential employers will not be impressed, just as they won’t be impressed by a mere certifcate or something from an online program. They want to see that you are dedicated, committed and a hard worker. A simple certificate or something from an online program shows that you are not.

My advice to you is to try and get your foot in the door at a law office NOW, start as a legal secretary, receptionist or clerk. Build up law office experience while you go to school. That way, when you graduate you have a degree and law office experience, even though it isn’t paralegal experience, it is better than nothing. And while you are finishing school, talk to your employer about the possibility of promotion once you complete your degree.

If you plan ahead your transition into the legal field and into a paralegal position won’t be too difficult.

Best of luck to you!!

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I haven’t had experience, but a lady I teach with has been taking classes through Walden and loves it! She said they are awesome to work with.