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What
is The Paralegal Learning Center?
The
PLC is a place for you to gain the knowledge and training
to become a new paralegal.
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Is
The PLC licensed by a state education commission?
Yes. The PLC is licensed by the Postsecondary Education
Commission for the State of New Hampshire. The
Postsecondary Education Commission is the state agency
responsible for regulating postsecondary educational institutions
in New Hampshire.
The Commission's mission is to provide access to higher
education and to ensure educational quality.
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Is
The PLC a member of any professional organization?
The PLC is a member of The National Association of Legal
Assistants (NALA) and the National Federation of Paralegal
Associations, Inc. (NFPA).
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Do
The PLC Faculty members belong to any state bar associations?
The PLC Faculty are members of The
State Bar of California, The District of Columbia Bar,
The Maryland State Bar and The New York State Bar, individually.
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What
kind of training do The PLC instructors have?
The PLC’s instructors are from
the top law schools and colleges in the country –
Stanford, Georgetown and NYU law schools; Yale College,
Columbia University, Catholic University of America and
University of Texas at Austin to name a few. They have
worked at the nation’s top law firms and corporations.
They are all highly accomplished professionals and are
dedicated to your education.
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What
are the admissions requirements?
There are no prerequisite courses for
the Certificate Program. All applicants must have a High
School Diploma or GED to gain admission. You can apply
to the PLC via the Application Form or by calling us at
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Are
there any tests, and how are they conducted?
All tests are given online. You can
take your tests simply by logging into The PLC website.
All tests arebook, and are administered on the honor
system.
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How
do I take quizzes and exams?
You can take tests at any time after
the lesson is assigned, but you must complete the test
before the next lesson. This way, you have some flexibility
in when and where you take any tests, but you and the
rest of the class will proceed at the same weekly or monthly
pace.
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Do
I need to attend any classes?
There
are no “classes” to attend in the Certificate
Program. The instructors at The PLC recognize that you
may have a job, other classes or other commitments in
your busy life. The coursework at The PLC is designed
specifically to allow you to successfully complete the
Certificate Program when and where it most convenient
to you.
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What
will I learn in the Certificate Program?
You will take courses in the most important
areas of law today for paralegals.
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Are
there scheduled meetings or discussions, and when do they
meet?
Discussions meet weekly
at a regularly scheduled day and time. At the online discussion,
your instructor will review the week’s topics and
answer any questions in a group setting. If you want to
contact your instructor individually, direct email is
always available.
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If
I miss a discussion, can I review it online at a later
date?
The PLC makes archived
discussions available to all enrolled students, 24/7.
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What
will the realtime discussions be like?
When
you logon for a discussion, you will be online in a “synchronous,”
conversational mode with the instructor and other students.
If you have a question or comment, or want to provide
an answer or comment, you will be able to do so. In addition,
you will be able to “pass notes” with other
students without the instructor or any one else’s
knowledge – this allows you to discuss an issue
privately with another student without having to bring
up the issue to the whole group.
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Will
the faculty be available outside of discussions?
Yes. You may always contact your instructor
directly via email. The PLC’s goal is to provide
the best paralegal instruction available, and the thoughtful,
timely response to your question is our first priority.
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What
are the computer requirements?
You
must have access to a PC or Macintosh, a modem and an
Internet service provider.
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Will
I need to buy and learn to use complicated software?
No. The entire course of study at The
PLC is web-driven — all you need is a PC or Macintosh
and a connection to the Internet! There are no software
downloads or installations of any kind. You will simply
be logging-in to our site in the same way that you would
login to AOL, your bank, etc. The PLC courses are designed
specifically for online learning and anyone with basic
computer skills will be up and running in no time.
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Who
will help me if I run into a technical problem?
Every student has access to technical
support via phone or online.
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What
is the Tuition for the Certificate Program?
The tuition for The PLC's eight-month
Certificate Program is $3,995.
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Is
the cost of books included in the Tuition?
Yes. You do not have any hidden costs
beyond the Tuition amount.
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Do
I have to pay the Tuition amount in full to start the
program?
No. Our Student Affairs coordinators
will be glad to assist you with payment plans and student
loans.
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What
if I start a class and decide it's just not for me?
Refund requests will be accepted pursuant to the Refunds
Policy.
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