MCC's Paralegal Studies Certificate Program is approved by SUNY
and the State Education Department. Applicants participate in a selective
admissions process. An individual with a Bachelor’s degree can matriculate
directly into the program through the MCC Admissions Office.
If you have an Associate’s Degree which includes at least eighteen hours of general education credits, you will need to complete a three-step process:
- First you need to apply to MCC Admissions;
- Second, you need to fill out an Information and Department Recommendation
Form; and,
- Third, set up an interview with the Program Director, Elizabeth Clifford.
If you are currently enrolled in a program here at MCC, please contact
the Admissions Office for information on how to proceed.
The Recommendation
Form is available to be downloaded here*
and it can also be obtained through the Admissions
Office Office or the Law and Criminal Justice Department at the Damon
Center.
To set up the personal interview, you may call Prof. Clifford at 585-262-1769
or e-mail her at eclifford@monroecc.edu.
The completed Recommendation Form and a copy of your college transcript
should be brought to the interview. The Department of Law and
Criminal Justice processes applications year-round for recommendation
to the MCC Admissions Office. Classes begin each Fall. Students complete
the Program in 15 months of part-time evening and Saturday study.
*To view or print these documents,
you must have the Adobe® Acrobat® Reader installed on your computer. The
reader is free and can be downloaded from the Adobe®
Web site.
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