What kind of work does a Paralegal do?
Central Penn Paralegal graduates are professionals qualified by education and experience to assist attorneys in rendering legal services to the public. They work closely with attorneys to research the law, draft legal documents, and interview clients and witnesses. Paralegals can be found in private law firms, court offices, insurance companies, state and federal agencies, corporations, and businesses or aides for state and federal legislators. However, paralegals may not provide legal services directly to the public, except as permitted by law. Admissions Requirements Applicants should have a minimum 2.0 GPA (or C average) with recommended preparation that includes: • computer ability/word processing • business law/American government • psychology • english composition/public speaking • economics • accounting • foreign language Internship Upon completion of your program course work, you will participate in a professional internship. This is the last step in your development toward pro
