Associate of Applied Science in Legal Assistant (Paralegal)
This program prepares students to assist attorneys in the delivery of legal services.
Paralegal and Legal Studies
Paralegals are the top assistants to lawyers and key members of the legal team. They work in private law firms and many areas of government and business. Some paralegals can even start their own business. A paralegal education and career also can provide a foundation for students who decide to continue their education on a path toward law school.
Blinn College's Paralegal and Legal Studies Programs offer instruction on the "nuts and bolts" of legal cases and procedures. The programs provide students with foundational knowledge and skills for all areas of law, while also allowing students to choose an area of emphasis. Program courses cover many substantive topics featured in first-year law school classes.
Why Choose Blinn?
All Blinn Paralegal Program courses, including both online and classroom-based courses, are taught by practicing judges or attorneys who hold doctoral degrees.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, paralegals earn a median salary of $52,920 per year and employment is expected to grow 10% between 2019 and 2029, creating 35,300 new jobs.
Paralegal ranks among the top five social services jobs, according to U.S. News & World Report.
Blinn students save thousands in tuition and fees and can apply for 300+ scholarships with a single application. See our affordability page for more info.
