1. Answer: see below.http://paralegaljobs.blogspot.com/2005/08/salaries-for-paralegals.html

Law 10 - Intro to Law
Law 1 - Contracts
Law 11 - Civil Litigation
Law 12 - Torts
Law 20 - Probate
Law 2- Ptsp & Corp
Law 19 - Property
Law 16 - Evidence
Law 17 - Legal Writing
Law 34 - Legal Research
Law 13 - Wills and Trusts
Law 18 - Family Law
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12 classes or 36 units

3. Answer: We are a California Community College, so the fees are $26 per unit for california residents, or $78 per class, for 12 classes, so it is about $936.

Nonresidents who are citizens of a foreign country must pay an additional $164.00 per unit tuition fee, plus a $1.00 student representation fee. Other nonresidents, those from another state, pay $154.00 per unit tuition, plus a $1.00 student representation fee. All students must also pay a $11.00 student health center fee per semester.

You may qualify for Federal Grants or Loans and should check out http://fafsa.org

7. Answer: No, Seeking American Bar Association approval is voluntary on the part of the institution. There are some quality programs that have chosen not to seek approval and Mission College for a number of reasons has chosen not to seek ABA approval at this time However, the ABA guidelines are useful in evaluating a program you are considering, and in helping you to decide whether a particular program will meet your needs. We have structured our program around those guidelines to ensure that your needs will be met. Mission College however does comply with State Regulations of Paralegals for California.

Here are some factors in evaluating the quality of a Paralegal Program. We believe Mission College has a high quality paralegal program.

Also, BPC 6450 now regulates paralegals in the State of California - and the new law states the paralegal should receive a certificate either from an ABA approved school, or a certificate of completion of a paralegal program at, or a degree from, a postsecondary institution that requires the successful completion of 24 semester units. ( Mission College is an approved post secondardy institution, regulated by California Law, and approved through the California Department of Education, and accredited through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. (WASC)- in fact, we exceed the state requirements (24 units) by 12 units or 4 classes (our program is a total of 12 classes or 36 units)

10. Answer: CALIFORNIA RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS

To attend any of the Lohttp://paralegaljobs.blogspot.com/2005/08/salaries-for-paralegals.htmls Angeles Community Colleges as a resident of California, a student is required to have been a California resident for more than one year immediately preceding the Residence Determination Date. The Residence Determination Date is that day immediately preceding the opening day of instruction of the semester session. Residence is defined as a union of act and intent. for more information see: www.lamission.edu/students/getenrolled/residency.html

11. Answer: The Summer Session is usually six weeks long, and starts in June and extends to the middle of July. Usually you can take one or two online classes in this accelerated time period. It will help you complete the Paralegal Program quicker and obtain your certificate. The Winter Session is usually five weeks long, and starts right after New Years Day, and extends until the first week of February. You can normally take one or two classes online in this period also. The on campus classes are only taught during the Spring and Fall Semesters, with only online paralegal classes being offered during the Summer and Winter, and of course, also during the Spring and Fall Semesters.  The Summer and Winter Sessions cover the same materials covered in the 15 week Fall and Spring Semester, and thus are accelerated classes.