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Legal Office Administration Degrees

Students who want to be an essential part of the legal system but are not interested in practicing law or attending law school should consider a career in legal office administration. Legal office administrators, also known as legal assistants, must be familiar with the basics of the field of law and the art of office management. Jobs may include booking appointments, looking over legal documents, research, and other administrative tasks. Office managers make an average of $43,510 annually, with the top of the field earning over $71,340 annually.
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Accredited Schools Offering Legal Office Administration Degrees
School School Type Annual Tuition Recommend Rate
Elmira Business Institute For-Profit $13,600 Add Review
Charter College For-Profit $15,500 Add Review
Ohio Business College For-Profit $8,140 Add Review
Vancouver Career College --- --- Add Review
CDI College For-Profit --- Add Review
Reeves College --- --- Add Review
Everest College For-Profit $17,780 67% (3 reviews)
Arlington Career Institute For-Profit $11,761 Add Review
Capitol City Careers For-Profit $23,674 Add Review
Harris School of Business For-Profit $12,470 Add Review
Briarcliffe College For-Profit $17,392 Add Review
Trillium College --- --- Add Review
Ridley-Lowell Business & Technical Institute For-Profit $16,452 Add Review
West Virginia Junior College For-Profit $11,725 Add Review
Sanford-Brown College For-Profit $12,049 Add Review
South Coast College For-Profit $37,994 Add Review
Platt College For-Profit $31,000 Add Review
American Institute For-Profit $15,945 Add Review
Court Reporting Institute of Arlington For-Profit $8,500 Add Review
City College For-Profit --- Add Review

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We found two schools that offer a court reporting certification on our list. They are the Brown College of Court Reporting and the Arlington Career Institute. Good luck.

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Members of the Judicial Branch are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.

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You must first complete a bachelor's degree program before applying to law school. Taking pre-law classes is a plus but not necessary. In order to enter law school, applicants must take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) as undergraduates and then submit college transcripts, LSAT scores and completed applications for review.

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