Department of Political Science
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Paralegal Studies -Transfer Credits
In addition to general restrictions on transfer credits imposed by WKU, the Paralegal Studies maintains the following policies relating to transfer credits:
- Credits from other accredited institutions of higher education may be transferred and applied toward a Paralegal Studies degree. An official transcript from each college or university attended is required as a part of the admission process.
- General law and legal-specialty course transfer credits will be accepted only from paralegal programs approved by the American Bar Association ("ABA") or programs in substantial compliance with the ABA guidelines as determined by the Program Advisor.
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Jenn Brinkley and Kelsey Luttrell at the Majors and Minors Fair
Kentucky Paralegal Association Scholarship Winner Ami Wagner
Julie Shadoan and Jenn Brinkley Swearing-In Day U.S. Supreme Court
Paralegal Graduates May 2016
Julie Shadoan and Jenn Brinkley at May 2016 Graduation
Jenn Brinkley presenting Allison Lincoln with a Top Paralegal Scholar Award May 2016
Rachel Bush-Chatman received the Outstanding Graduate Award May 2016 (AA Degree)
Constance Locke received the 2016 Outstanding Graduate Award (BA Degree)
Department of Political Science
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1906 College Heights Blvd., #21067
Bowling Green, KY 42101-1067
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