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Molloy College is pleased to announce that its Legal Studies Minor and its Paralegal Studies program have each been approved by the American Bar Association (ABA). With this prestigious and respected designation, Molloy becomes one of four programs on Long Island (and 265 programs in the entire country) to have satisfied the ABA's rigorous process.
Additionally, Molloy is the only post-secondary institution on Long Island to offer a Legal Studies Minor that, at its completion, also grants the student a Certificate in Paralegal Studies.
The Legal Studies minor is unique - students automatically earn a Certificate in Paralegal Studies - making them job ready upon graduation to start careers in law or law-related fields or continue on to law school.
All undergraduate majors can benefit from a paralegal studies certificate. The skills learned in the Paralegal Studies program also prepare students for careers in related professions. Click here for Alternate careers.
The legal studies minor allows the student to earn a certificate in paralegal studies while completing the requirements of the minor. The same credits apply to two separate educational achievements:
Your minor
Your paralegal studies certificate
Value added at no extra cost. Your credits go further when you opt for the Legal Studies minor!
The Minor is earned upon completion of 21 credits.
Plus 11 credits from these additional courses; see Plan of Study
Job Shadowing and Pro Bono Programs
For those students seeking a practical application of their classroom training, there is an option to shadow a paralegal or to participate in pro bono programs.
Job shadowing allows students to experience, firsthand, the work life of a paralegal. Participating in pro bono programs lets students assist in providing access to justice for underserved individuals in matters such as mortgage foreclosure, Superstorm Sandy assistance and domestic violence matters.
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