Legal Studies:
Paralegal Studies
Recognized by employers as the premier credential for paralegal education, the Peirce Paralegal Studies degree positions Peirce graduates for career success in major law firms, corporate offices, business, government, industry or as a foundation for law school.
Whether you are currently working in a law office or looking to embark on an exciting path to the field of law, Peirce Paralegal Studies is the program for you. Peirce offers associate, bachelor's and post-bachelor's credentials in Paralegal Studies.
Driven by a dedicated faculty who practice law, the Peirce Paralegal Studies Program provides:
- Strong 14-week foundation-level courses
- Accelerated seven-week courses for the balance of the degree program
- Ties to the legal community, for networking opportunities and job placement
- A vibrant student association for networking, skill-building and support
- Professional connections at local, regional and national paralegal and bar associations
Enroll at Peirce to become one of the next generations of paralegal professionals and build a career that will make a difference in the lives of others.
For more information about our certificate graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please click here.
Helpful Links
- What is a Paralegal?
- Paralegal Studies Goals & Objectives
- Paralegal Studies Online
- Business Law
- Paralegal Studies Alumni Testimonials
- Faculty Contact Information
The Degree Planning Sheet identifies required courses. Please use the degree planning sheet for your assigned year of enrollment.
2011-2012
Bachelor's Degree
Associate Degree
Certificate
2010-2011
Bachelor's Degree
Associate Degree
Certificate
2009-2010
Bachelor's Degree
Associate Degree
Certificate
2008-2009
Bachelor's Degree
Associate Degree
Certificate
2007-2008
Bachelor's Degree
Certificate
2006-2007
Bachelor's Degree
Associate Degree
Certificate
For degree planning sheets prior to 2006, click here »








