Unfortunately, what is said in these reviews is true...I went here back in 1988-1990 for a paralegal certificate. What they don't tell you is that most firms want a bachelor's degree too. I got my foot in the door at a small firm as a legal secretary and moved up from there. I now work at a very large firm but can tell you that the ""degree"" or whatever you receive from this school is not recognized. You are better off going to get a bachelor's degree and perhaps taking some paralegal classes in college or just going on to law school for what they charge in tuition here. It's not worth it. They never helped me find an externship, nor did they help me find a job...I did that all on my own and I left with a nice sizeable loan I had to pay back that could have earned me a real degree from a real college. Don't listen to their lines of crap...it's just a business. In this economy you need a real education and though I had attorneys as instructors and feel I did learn valuable things, in the end it won't matter because their credits don't transfer and you won't have a degree that any reputable firm will recognize.
Cons: too many
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