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WHY AN AA OR AS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE IS A GREAT FIRST STEP

If you decide to go into the criminal justice field, earning your Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degree in criminal justice is an important first step. Not only will your associate degree give you the ability to pursue jobs that require a college education, it will also give you the foundational knowledge you need to launch a long and successful career in criminal justice or to continue your education if you choose to do so.

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TIPS FOR GRADUATES: HOW COURT REPORTERS CAN INCREASE THEIR INCOME

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Court reporting can be a satisfying and lucrative career. However, it can take time to build your income. That can be frustrating sometimes. If you are like many recent court reporting graduates, you will want to maximize your income as quickly as possible. Fortunately, there are some things you can do that can increase your chances of earning more while you put your court reporting education into practice.

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WHAT EVERY PARALEGAL STUDENT SHOULD KNOW ABOUT WRITING

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Your job description as a paralegal will differ depending on the type of law firm or company for which you work. One thing most paralegal jobs have in common is legal writing. Whether you end up writing motions, demand letters, responses, reports or other materials, there are some techniques you can learn and hone now that you can improve your writing ability and comfort with the task later.

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CLASS SIZE MATTERS: TOP 5 BENEFITS OF SMALL COLLEGE CLASS SIZES

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There are a lot of factors to evaluate when you’re deciding what college to attend. Of course, one of the first considerations is choosing an accredited college that offers the type of academic program you want to pursue. After all, your degree should help you on your way to your future career success. While you’re comparing schools’ placement rates, locations and financial aid packages, you should also consider their average class sizes.

Sitting in a lecture hall with 300 other students may help you learn what you need to pass an exam. However, when you have the opportunity to attend a college with small class sizes, what you get out of the class will go far beyond merely meeting minimum academic requirements.

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5 THINGS EVERY COURT REPORTING STUDENT MUST KNOW

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If you are thinking about becoming a court reporter, you probably have questions about what your future career might entail. Before enrolling in a court reporting degree program, it is important to fully understand the decisions you will need to make on your path to becoming a court reporter and what you can expect after earning your degree.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE MAJORING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE

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Choosing a career in criminal justice can mean an exciting and fulfilling career, giving you the opportunity to hold a number of important jobs that contribute to a safer society. Before enrolling in a criminal justice degree program, it’s smart to fully understand what that decision could mean for your future.

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STEPS TO BECOME A PARALEGAL

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Becoming a paralegal takes time and effort, but it can be a stable and rewarding career path. Paralegals play key roles supporting attorneys with legal matters in traditional law office settings, corporations, government offices and more. If you have decided to pursue this profession, follow these four steps to begin working as a paralegal.

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TOP 5 MYTHS ABOUT TWO-YEAR COLLEGES

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Choosing a college to attend is a major decision. Yet before you can select a specific college, you will also need to decide whether you want to attend a two-year or four-year institution. When considering going to a two-year school, students sometimes get pushback from family and friends who believe four-year degrees are better for everyone. In reality, two-year colleges offer a cost-effective way to get a solid educational foundation.

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TOP 10 FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN SELECTING A COLLEGE

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If you have decided to pursue a degree program, you’ve made a smart choice for your future. However, it can be confusing trying to decide which college you should attend. Here are 10 factors to evaluate as you consider options.

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WHY ACCREDITATION IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR WHEN CHOOSING A COLLEGE

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When you’re choosing a college to further your education, you’ll learn that certain schools tout their accreditation. There’s a good reason colleges share that their programs are accredited: Becoming accredited means that the college has taken extra steps to prove that it meets what can often be extensive accreditation requirements. Students who choose accredited schools and programs can feel good knowing that the quality of their chosen educational path has been tested, and that the program and school passed the test.

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