Paralegal Studies Program at Delaware County Community College

Join us for The Law Roundtable on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, from 12–2 p.m. , in-person or virtually
This CLE session explores “Personal Injury and All That It Entails: Navigating Rights, Remedies, and Responsibilities.”
📍Delaware County Bar Association Conference Room
335 W Front St, Media, PA 19063 | Register by Nov. 10

Considering a career in law?
Join our Legal Studies and Paralegal Information Session at the Downingtown Center on Tuesday, November 4, from 6:00–7:30 p.m. to learn how you can start your journey toward a rewarding legal career.

We are now the LEGAL STUDIES AND PARALEGAL PROGRAM (LGL). Our program offers a two-year associate of arts degree and also a certificate in paralegal studies.

The Associate of arts degree has three areas of concentration (1) Law and Paralegal Studies (2) Law, Business and Managment and (3) Law and Criminal Justice.

After acquiring their associates degree students can work as paralegals or transfer to four-year institutions for higher education.

The catalog pages 1 and 2 of the Legal Studies and Paralegal Program are posted below.

"This week, the DCCC Paralegal Studies Program sponsored a tour of the Delaware County Court House, in Media, Pa. Students were greeted on arrival by the President Judge Linda A. Cartisano, Deputy District Attorney Tanner Rouse, Esquire and Courthouse Administrator, Gerald Montella, Esquire.
Highlights of the tour included a visit to a criminal jury trial in Judge Pileggi’s court, meeting with Judge Cartisano who explained how the judicial system works, and Deputy DA Rouse who spoke about the role of the DA’s office. The students also visited Mary J. Walk, Esquire, Director, Delaware County Office of Judicial Support, Julie Rosie, Esquire and her team at the Register of Wills Office and the law library where they spoke with the librarian Harry Brown. The final stop was with the District Attorney’s office, where students were greeted by the District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer and Rouse.
The students also connected with DCCC Legal and Paralegal Studies program alumni who work at the courthouse, gaining valuable insights into the field and potential career paths within the legal system. We’re grateful for this experiential learning opportunity for our students! "

ESCORTED FREE VISIT TO THE MEDIA COURT HOUSE

TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED

DATE: APRIL 9TH, 8:30-12:30

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REGISTRATION REQUIRED: https://cglink.me/2uh/r376452