How will the paralegal courses that I took at another college apply to Edisons Paralegal Studies program?
Edison Community College follows the guidelines established in the Ohio Board of Regents Articulation and Transfer Policy, which applies to all state-assisted colleges and universities in the state of Ohio. With respect to legal specialty courses taken at another college or institution, Edison will accept 12 semester credit hours in courses where the student has earned a grade of C or better and apply them to the program requirements. Credits from proprietary schools or non-ABA programs will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Students may appeal the decision of Edison to apply credits for courses completed at these institutions by furnishing documented proof of the quality and integrity of the class. To insure that the student will take 10 semester hours in the traditional classroom format, the following courses must be taken at Edison Community College. To guarantee uncompromised quality, these courses will only be offered in the traditional classroom format. • Litigation I (LEG 2
