AA/AS in Legal Support Services

A paralegal carries out legal tasks while a lawyer supervises. Graduates find work with private firms, insurers, corporations, banks, public agencies, aid organizations and prosecutors' or defenders' offices. The associate degree can be taken in the daytime or the evening, and credits from related certificates at the college count toward it. Following American Bar Association rules, a set number of legal specialty credits must come from sessions that are held in person or live online. Classes are based at the Green Bay campus and are offered to full-time learners. Advisors in the admissions office help applicants complete each step of enrolling. Prospective students can ask the college for more information before applying, and the admissions team is reachable by email or phone for guidance on getting started.