Second Bachelor's Class Scheduling
- Full Time
The following is an example
of a full-time course schedule for a Second Bachelor's
Degree student in the Eastern Michigan University
Legal Assistant Studies Program. This schedule
assumes that the student begins taking required Program Courses
in the Fall semester.
The Program Coordinator is available
to help students plan their course schedules.
However, it is each student's responsibility to conform
his or her course scheduling to the Program Schedule.
Failure to do so will result in scheduling difficulties
and delays in graduation. Substitutions necessitated
by a failure to appropriately schedule courses will
be granted only under the most exceptional circumstances.
Questions should be directed to the Program Coordinator.
Scheduling Example
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First
Fall Term |
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LEGL 211
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Introduction to Paralegalism
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3 hrs |
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LEGL 304
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Legal Writing, Research and
Analysis I
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3 hrs |
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LEGL 404
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Court Rules, Forms, and Drafting
Contracts*
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3 hrs
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BEDU 123
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Word Processing/Keyboarding
Applications
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2 hrs
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One
Restricted Elective |
3 hrs
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14 hrs
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First
Winter Term |
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| LEGL 212 |
Law
Office Administration & Technology |
3 hrs |
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| LEGL 305 |
Legal
Writing, Research, and Analysis II |
3 hrs |
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| LEGL 311 |
Probate,
Estates, and Wills |
3 hrs |
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One Restricted
Elective |
3 hrs
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12 hrs
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Second
Fall Term |
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| LEGL 306 |
Legal
Writing, Research, and Analysis III |
3 hrs |
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| LEGL 313 |
Family
Law |
3 hrs |
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| LEGL 405 |
Civil
Litigation, Investigation, and Procedure I |
3 hrs |
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One Restricted
Elective |
3 hrs |
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12 hrs |
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Second Winter Term |
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| LEGL 406 |
Civil
Litigation, Investigation, and Procedure II |
3 hrs |
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| LEGL 416 |
Legal
Assisting Internship |
3 hrs |
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6 hrs |
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This example is based upon a standard full-time course
load. A student who chooses to take fewer hours
will need to adjust this schedule accordingly.
A part-time student (9 hours or less per semester)
should see the example for part-time students.
*Can be taken in first Fall term only if student
concurrently takes LEGL 304.
