Incarcerated individuals choose to take our advanced paralegal courses for a variety of reasons. They’ve completed Blackstone’s Paralegal certificate program and are looking to gain a deeper level of understanding in a specific area of the law, they want to become more knowledgeable in understanding their own case, or they want to show the parole board they are working for positive change. Blackstone’s print-based correspondence programs other benefits include:
Rehabilitation in prison statistics shows that psychological, occupational, and educational programs are amongst the most effective in reducing recidivism and improving inmate outcomes.
*These certificate courses have been designed for the purpose of professional growth, personal enrichment, and continuing education. However, they are separate from our Pennsylvania licensure and accreditation.
Prepare students for entry-level employment as a paralegal in a business law firm.
Learn about family law through historical overviews, examples taken from actual cases, as well as recent Supreme Court Cases to describe the principles and practice of family law.
This course covers the essential topics paralegals need to know if they plan to work in tort law or the personal injury field.
Prepare students for entry-level employment as a paralegal in a business law firm.
Learn about family law through historical overviews, examples taken from actual cases, as well as recent Supreme Court Cases to describe the principles and practice of family law.
This course covers the essential topics paralegals need to know if they plan to work in tort law or the personal injury field.
Sponsors can enroll an incarcerated individual into the program by clicking here or calling our student service center Monday – Thursday from 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM EST at 800.826.9228. Blackstone has open-enrollment, so sponsors can enroll the student in the course anytime, 24/7/365.
Yes. Blackstone Career Institute is accredited by Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC), Washington, D.C and Middle States Commission on Secondary Schools, Philadelphia, PA. Accreditation assures the public that our curriculum, faculty, administrative procedures and polices meet the accrediting agencies’ exceptionally high standards. To better understand the value of accreditation, read this document published by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).
