Law and Criminal Justice::Paralegal
Level: Bachelor
Language: English
Category:
Paralegal
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October 17, 2009
Kaplan, I am in the AS of Criminal Justice. The professor in the class is great! The rest of the staff is as follows: 1. Enrollment Advisor- Lies to you just to make the college and himself a paycheck. Lied to me about Chp 33 Funding. I was told by ...
So far Completly Satisfied
October 6, 2009
I am an online student at Kaplan. I have been going to Kaplan since November 2006 and I am completly satisfied. I have had a few times where I was unable to reach my advisor or my Financial Aid officer. However, eventually I did get them and they did whatever ...
Completly Satified
April 24, 2009
I have nothing but praise so far for Kaplan University. I am currently a Junior in the BS Paralegal Studies. I have a great academic advisor who stays on top of all my questions and keeps up with me ,ore than once each term. I can call her anytime for ...
Kaplan is a great school to attend.
February 9, 2009
I was a little angry after reading some of the negative reviews about Kaplan University. I am currenty in my 7th term at Kaplan, BS in Paralegal Studies, and really don't have anything negative to say. The teachers are there for you, you either receive a real (hard) book or ...
Kaplan Awsome School
January 29, 2009
Hi, my name is Becca! I am currently attending Kaplan University to get my Associates degree in Paralegal. I am in my 5th term and have a GPA of 3.8. I am a high school drop out with a GED. Kaplan was one of the many online schools I did ...
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Justin May 6, 2009 at 4:13 a.m.
Kaplan is not an accredited school or university, thus is not recognized by ANY college or university within the United States. With the non-transferable credits and high tuition costs, you would have a better opportunity getting a degree in a third world country. Save your money!
Nosey July 8, 2009 at 9:59 p.m.
Laura, I hate to say it but you're gonna be a horrible attorney. You failed to research the accreditation before even begining the process of enrolling?!?! I feel sorry for any future clients you may have. Kaplan has been mentioned in numerous articles that talk about their law program. All of which mention they only do you any good if you plan on practicing law in California.
Anonymous August 29, 2009 at 7:25 p.m.
Yeah. Laura? You didn't do your research. I also feel sorry for any of your future clients as well.
Richard October 23, 2009 at 5 p.m.
The biggest problem you will have with Kaplan is the public perception. Most schools think the degree is a joke, accredited or not. The advisors are customer service agents who have to get back to you with any real answers that you may have. I have also had the issue with the over estimate on my Pell grants. They imply the maximum award and you may fall short, I am not sure that is entirely their fault. If you attend this school, realize you are on your own. Plan to score no less than an A in every course as you need the high marks because the school is viewed as easy. Start networking for someone who will give you an internship as it will take a while. Good Luck.
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Laura October 13, 2008 at 6:57 a.m.
I currently am supposed to start paralegal studies with kaplan with focusing on getting my degree as a JD which is equivalent to a masters degree in Law, then I found out the truth. Two days before I was supposed to start I went to the ABA (American Bar Association)website and took a look around. This school is Junk. They are not recognized by the board. and according to the board you can not even sit for the exam unless it is an approved school. Unless you want to move to California, that is the only Acception. I argued with a advisor about this for 2 hours when she finally admited that they are not approved and you can only get your license in CA. Check out rip off report. Other students have wasted time and thousands of dollars on degrees that are worthless. Thank God i have un-enrolled myself before it was too late. Contacted FASFA and Direct loans to stop payment.