Practice-Based Learning
For more than 30 years, Woodbury College has been providing adult students with opportunities to gain the knowledge and skills that lead to personally and professionally rewarding work. We use a practice-based approach to learning in all our programs, including our paralegal programs that ensure graduates have actual real-life experiences required to excel in their professions. At the same time, our general education curriculum helps students to gain the writing, research, critical thinking, and interpersonal communication skills that will serve them in all aspects of their lives.
Woodbury College provides a rigorous, practice-based education that extends beyond the classroom and into the community. Our learning environment in our paralegal programs and our other programs helps students go beyond their limits as they prepare for rewarding careers that contribute to a healthy, just, and democratic society.
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Programs
The programs at Woodbury College give you the power of possibility— the possibility to change your life and your community. Woodbury's small classes and caring faculty and staff give you the tools you need to earn your associate's or bachelor's degree and succeed today.
Advocacy
Students in this major learn how to protect and advance legal and human rights through persuasion, legal and administrative process and argument, networking, and consensus building.
Paralegal and Pre-Law
The Paralegal and Pre-Law programs are for people who want to develop skills for new careers as paralegals, investigators, researchers, advocates, or a variety of other positions in the fast-growing legal field.
Financial Aid
As a student at Woodbury College, you will be eligible to apply for a range of federal and state grants and loans, employment retraining funds, and various sources of scholarships. Most aid is awarded on the basis of need. Woodbury College makes every effort to be sure that financial considerations do not stand in the way of any applicant. Approximately 85 percent of students attending Woodbury receive some form of financial aid.
As you plan your education, please keep in mind the value of the investment you are making. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that you can expect an average increase in salary of between 8 percent and 10 percent for every year of college completed. And, not only does more education lead to higher paying jobs, it makes it more likely that you can find a job quicker.
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Woodbury College
660 Elm Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
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