Non-Certificate/Non-Degree Seeking Students

Admission for Non-Certificate or Non-Degree Seeking Students: Graduates of the Paralegal Studies Program are invited to take additional classes in the program. Graduates wishing to do so should contact the Paralegal Studies Program office for registration information.

Paralegal Courses as Specialty Areas: It is possible for students in certain degree programs offered by Roosevelt University’s College of Professional Studies to choose paralegal course for the required specialty area. Students who have completed all other required undergraduate courses and have maintained a grade point average of 2.5 or higher may take up to six paralegal courses as their specialty area. Taking paralegal courses as a specialty area is not intended to prepare students to work as paralegals, but to allow them to learn about the field of law as part of their undergraduate studies. Students taking the classes as a specialty are do not have access to all program services such as career development assistance. For more information on the degree programs available in the College of Professional Studies, please visit their website.

All other individuals wishing to take classes in the program must apply to the program and pursue one of the available program options.

College of Professional Studies