How are the standards of Law Courts Center and Canadian Paralegal Institute different from one another?
The philosophy, learning outcomes and methodology for the courses are similar. The students from both the Law Courts Center and the Canadian Paralegal Institute are probably going to sit next to each other in class. The difference lies in one area. The Institute offers a set program of studies that must be completed while the Center accommodates students who may be interested in taking courses in their specific areas of interest, or in taking occasional courses to satisfy their needs for professional development. Regardless of whether the student is registered with the Center or the Institute, in order to pass a course, they must earn a minimum GPA of 2.67 (70%). Those studying through the Center have the option of auditing a course. To graduate from any of the programs of the Institute, a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.33 (76%) must be achieved. Those studying through the Institute will establish a schedule of courses with their academic advisor who will be available to them for consulta
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