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Course #
Credits
Course Title
Section
Call Number
Day
Time
34 PARA 181
(3)
LAW OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
001
407946
MW
9:00-10:50
34 PARA 256
(3)
LITIGA:CIVIL PROCEDURE I
001
407947
MWF
12:00-12:50
901
407948
M
6:50-9:30
34 PARA 257
(3)
LITIGA:CIVL PROCEDURE II
001
407949
M
4:00-6:39
34 PARA 260
(3)
BASIC LEGAL PRINCIPLES
001
407950
H
3:50-6:29
34 PARA 261
(3)
LEGAL RESEARCH I
001
407951
MWF
3:00-3:50
901
407952
H
6:40-9:20
34 PARA 262
(3)
LEGAL RESEARCH II
901
407972
T
6:40-9:20
34 PARA 271
(3)
BANKRUPTCY & DEBT
901
407974
W
6:50-9:30
34 PARA 273
(3)
ELDER LAW
001
407976
W
4:00-6:40
34 PARA 274
(3)
CRIMINAL LAW
001
407981
MWF
2:00-2:50
901
407980
H
6:40-9:20
34 PARA 277
(3)
LABOR LAW
901
407983
M
6:40-9:20
34 PARA 280
(3)
REAL ESTATE I
001
407986
T
3:50-6:29
002
407987
MWF
1:00-1:50
34 PARA 290
(3)
PARALEGAL PRACTICUM
001
407988
H
5:30-6:20
34 PARA 181
(3)
LAW OFFICE TECH
February 27 - March 19
409972
S
8:30-12:30
S
1:30-6:00
34 PARA 273
(3)
ELDER LAW
999
409971
S
8:00-12:30
S
1:30-5:30
34 PARA 279
(3)
INTELLECT PROPERTY
January 16 - February 20
409975
S
8:30-5:30

Contact the Program Director
Associate Professor Jeffery S. Rubel
4200 Clermont College Dr.
Batavia, OH 45103
(513) 732-5302
jeff.rubel@uc.edu
To register:
http://www.ucclermont.edu/Future_Students/default.html

|||||||||||||||||| This one-year certificate program is designed for those students who possess a baccalaureate degree. This program allows students to undertake intensive paralegal training. Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree and have a minimum GPA of 2.5 (4.0=A), to be eligible for program admission. Students with a lower grade point average may petition for conditional acceptance. Contact Program Coordinator for more information at (513) 732-5302. ||
REQUIREMENTS
REQ
AUT
WIN
SPR
SUM
34PARA260
BASIC LEGAL PRINCIPLES
3
(3)_
_
_
_
34PARA252
CONTRACT LAW
3
_
_
_
(3)_
34PARA180
INTRO. TO PARALEGAL PROFESSION
3
(3)_
_
_
_
34PARA181
LAW OFFICE TECHNOLOGY 1
3
_
(3)_
_
_
34PARA256, 257
LITIGATION: CIVIL PROCEDURE I, II
6
(3)_
(3)_
_
_
34PARA261, 262
LEGAL RESEARCH I, II
6
_
(3)_
(3)_
_
34PARA263
TORTS: PERSONAL INJURY LAW 2
3
_
_
(3)_
_
34PARA272
ADMINISTRATIVE LITIGATION
3
_
_
(3)_
_
34PARA275
CORPORATE LAW & BUSINESS ORG.
3
(3)_
_
_
_
34PARA290
PARALEGAL PRACTICUM 3
3
_
_
(3)_
_
LEGAL SPECIALTY ELECTIVE 4
9
(3)_
_
_
_
_
(3)_
_
_
_
_
(3)_
_
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED
45
15
12
15
3
Advisor (initials/date)
/ / / /
/ / / /
COMMENTS:
1
Basic computer skills are recommended.
2
The prerequisite for this course is Law Office Technology (34LGTN181).
3
You must contact the Program Director at least six (6) weeks before the start of the quarter in which you intend to take the Practicum in order to arrange placement. This course should be taken near the end of your program.
4
Select from:
34PARA241
Estates and Probate
34PARA251
Family Law
34PARA270
Tax Law for Paralegals
34PARA271
Bankruptcy & Debt Collection
34PARA279
Intellectual Property
34PARA273
Elder Law
34PARA277
Labor Law for Paralegals
34PARA280
Real Estate Law for Paralegals
34PARA285
Study Abroad Mexico: Culture and Legal System of Mexico (Summer only, every other year)
Students with equivalent coursework or work experience should consult with the Program Director.

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the Program
The
The Paralegal profession a year.
Completion of the paralegal program does not authorize graduates to engage in the practice of law.
The program places a strong emphasis on learning legal technology. Many of the classes are taught in a computer lab with hands-on use of the software typically used in a law office setting. Paralegal students have an opportunity to practice their skills, prior to completing their education, through the practicum/internship component of the program. The practicum is offered for academic credit during the student’s last quarter. Students work in law or law-related offices to perform actual paralegal duties and are evaluated by their employers. This placement is arranged with the assistance of the Program Director during the quarter prior to the practicum.
Career opportunities
legal services.”
— U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
What does a paralegal do?
and investigation.
Opportunities for paralegals also exist with corporations in their legal departments handling corporate matters, the banking industry in their trust departments, and with insurance companies handling claims. The government at every level from municipal to federal hires paralegals in a wide variety of positions offering security and advancement.
The Paralegal Technology program provides 2 options:
Associate**Completion of Applied Business / Transfer Option
Most students in the paralegal program are pursuing an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.B.) degreedoes not authorize graduates to engage in Paralegal Studies. These individuals will complete 96 credits, or about 32 courses, before obtaining their degree.
Certificate
Option For those students already possessing a B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) or B.S. (Bachelor of Science) degree, we offer a Post-Baccalaureate Professional Certificate in Paralegal Studies. The certificate requires the completion of 45 law credits, the equivalentpractice of 15 classes.
American Bar Association**http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/paralegalslaw.

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About the Program
The Paralegal profession is an exciting, highly respected career choice. Graduates of our American Bar Association (ABA) approved paralegal program are qualified to seek employment with law firms, corporations, banking institutions, real estate companies, insurance companies, publishing companies, government and public interest groups. The program offers recent high school graduates an opportunity to learn about the law while developing a marketable skill. The paralegal field is also well suited for someone who wants a new career that capitalizes on previous experience. Persons with business, medical, or education backgrounds, for example, will find many opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills in the legal environment. If you already have a bachelor’s degree, check out our ABA approved, Post-Baccalaureate Professional Certificate. This program can be completed in under a year.
Completion of the paralegal program does not authorize graduates to engage in the practice of law.
The program places a strong emphasis on learning legal technology. Many of the classes are taught in a computer lab with hands-on use of the software typically used in a law office setting. Paralegal students have an opportunity to practice their skills, prior to completing their education, through the practicum/internship component of the program. The practicum is offered for academic credit during the student’s last quarter. Students work in law or law-related offices to perform actual paralegal duties and are evaluated by their employers. This placement is arranged with the assistance of the Program Director during the quarter prior to the practicum.
Career opportunities
In the last ten years, the paralegal profession has become one of the most booming occupations in the country. “Ranking among the fastest growing occupations in the economy through the year 2006—as law firms and other employers with legal staffs increasingly hire paralegals to lower the cost, and increase the availability and efficiency of legal services.”
— U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
What does a paralegal do?
A paralegal works with an attorney in providing vital legal services in fields such as business law and banking, corporate law, real estate closings, family law, estate planning, personal injury and criminal law. It is the function of the paralegal to support the attorney in legal research, document preparation, information gathering, interviewing, and investigation.
Opportunities for paralegals also exist with corporations in their legal departments handling corporate matters, the banking industry in their trust departments, and with insurance companies handling claims. The government at every level from municipal to federal hires paralegals in a wide variety of positions offering security and advancement.
The Paralegal Technology program provides 2 options:
Associate of Applied Business / Transfer Option
Certificate
Option For those students already possessing a B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) or B.S. (Bachelor of Science) degree, we offer a Post-Baccalaureate Professional Certificate in Paralegal Studies. The certificate requires the completion of 45 law credits, the equivalent of 15 classes.
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Program Information
Winter Classes
Faculty Profiles
FAQs
Certificates (Post Bachelor Degree)
Associate Degree
Student Organization
Success Stories
Paralegal News
Contact Us
Job Postings
UC Clermont's Paralegal Technology Program is approved by the
AmericanAmerican Bar Association. http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/paralegals
**Completion of the paralegal program does not authorize graduates to engage in the practice of law.Association**http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/paralegals

The Paralegal Technology program provides 2 options:
Associate of Applied Business / Transfer Option
their degree.
Certificate
Option For those students already possessing a B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) or B.S. (Bachelor of Science) degree, we offer a Post-Baccalaureate Professional Certificate in Paralegal Studies. The certificate requires the completion of 45 law credits, the equivalent of 15 classes.
Certificates (Post Bachelor Degree)
Associate Degree
Student Organization
Success Stories
Paralegal News

University of Cincinnati Clermont Association of Paralegal Students
Welcome to the University of Cincinnati Association of Paralegal Students! Through seminars, social gatherings and benefits, UCCAPS enhances your academic education and can better prepare your for your professional futures.
UCCAPS provides a forum for all of the students in the Paralegal Program to:
enhance your learning experience through association-sponsored seminars and presentations,
participate in volunteer activities on campus and in the community,
participate in fund-raising and benefits,
participate in a quarterly book exchange, and
get to know one another!
UCCAPS membership is open to all students enrolled in the ABA Approved Paralegal Program at UC Clermont.
To join, drop off your membership application to Asst. Prof. Page Beetem, Snyder 272J.
For more information please contact Page Beetem- page.beetem@uc.edu
Date
Event
10/5/09
Come check out UCCAPS…
11/2/09
Cincinnati Paralegal Association Speaker
11/30/09
Officer Elections for 2010
1/4/10
Notary Exam sign up and New Year Kickoff
2/1/10
Resources Available for Paralegal Job Hunting
3/1/10
Technology for Paralegals
4/5/10
Notary exam,
Resume and Cover Letter Writing for Paralegals
5/3/10
What Not to Wear-
Paralegal Makeover
6/2/10
UCCAPS Spring Social!

{j_walking.jpg}The Paralegal Technology program provides 2 options:
Associate of Applied Business / Transfer Option
Most students in the program are pursuing an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.B.) degree in Paralegal Studies. These individuals will complete 96 credits, or about 32 courses, before obtaining their degree.
Certificate
Option For those students already possessing a B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) or B.S. (Bachelor of Science) degree, we offer a Post-Baccalaureate Professional Certificate in Paralegal Studies. The certificate requires the completion of 45 law credits, the equivalent of 15 classes.
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Program Information
Winter Classes

Contact Us
Job Postings
UC Clermont's Paralegal Technology Program is approved by the
American Bar Association. http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/paralegals
**Completion of the paralegal program does not authorize graduates to engage in the practice of law.