The College of Professional Education at Kennesaw State University’s Paralegal Certificate program adheres to the highest professional curriculum and prepares you to work in law offices, banks, government agencies, corporations and real estate firms. All courses teach Georgia Law.

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Each course is taught in a classroom setting allowing for interaction with the instructor and other students. Students receive hands-on research experience in our on-site Joe R. Edwards Law Library, conduct a title search in Cobb County, and enjoy enlightening and entertaining guest speakers.

Prerequisites

High school diploma or equivalent. Working knowledge of computers and access to a computer and the internet are required.

Calendars

Year 2022 – PDF

Year 2023 – PDF

Employment/Internship

Law firms call us regularly with job and internship openings. We post job opportunities to the Paralegal Information Page. Students are automatically subscribed to this page upon the start of their first class in the program. Qualified applicants contact the employers directly.

Schedule

The Paralegal Certificate consists of 13 courses. You pay as you go for each course, and we offer both day and evening classes to accommodate your schedule. Paralegal Certificate candidates may enroll in these courses in any order. However, level I courses must be completed prior to taking a respective level II course. In general, each course meets for three hours once a week for six weeks. You may take anywhere from one to four courses per six-week session. If you take two courses each session, you’ll graduate in approximately 12 months. All 13 courses must be completed within 36 months to qualify for the Paralegal Certificate.