If someone graduates from a non-ABA accredited school, but the program has 21 units, can that student return to school for the 3 additional units to meet the requirement?
Yes. The school should then reissue a new certificate to those who have completed the 3 additional units. • What if someone is in the process of meeting the training requirements but is not totally completed with the training by 2003, as required by AB 1761? For instance, the person has 2 years and ten months of training, can they call themselves paralegals?: No. The requirements are clear.
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- If someone graduates from a non-ABA accredited school, but the program has 21 units, can that student return to school for the 3 additional units to meet the requirement?
- I am enrolled as a student at an accredited Canadian school but I am currently doing a one year exchange program outside of Canada. Am I eligible to apply?
- If a student graduates from a PT or PTA program that is not accredited by CAPTE, will he/she be eligible to practice?
