The paralegal profession is growing fast to meet the employment demands created by the influx of lawyers into the workforce. With the variety of positions and specialties available in the legal field, it is a great time to enter this exciting career. This is your opportunity to train for the legal career you want. Kaplan College offers programs designed to give you a firm understanding of the legal system and legal procedures and can prepare you for a rewarding career as a paralegal.

Kaplan College's Paralegal History

Founded as Denver Paralegal Institute and approved by the Colorado State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education in 1977, Kaplan College has maintained a quality reputation in the Denver community and across the nation. In 1979, our paralegal certificate program became nationally recognized as it was approved by the American Bar Association. As a result of our credentials, we often receive job leads exclusively reserved for our graduates. At Kaplan College, we look forward to continuing the great success and rich history that Denver Paralegal Institute has built.

Paralegal Training

You could reach your career goals with the help of Kaplan College. Our paralegal classes will expose you to the basic legal principles necessary to function effectively in a law office, public agency, or business environment. The courses are designed to help you develop practical skills in litigation, legal research, and many areas of law. Kaplan College's program can give you the education you need for the career you want.

The Role of Paralegals*

As a paralegal, your most important role will be to assist lawyers in trials, hearings, and corporate meetings. While this program does not legally authorize you to practice law in any way, you will be qualified to perform many other duties such as:

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Upon graduation, you will receive an associate of applied science degree from Kaplan College. This degree allows you to seek entry-level employment in a variety of places such as law firms, corporate legal departments, and in the public sector.

* Paralegals are not lawyers and cannot practice law or give legal advice to consumers.

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