Legal Education Schools in Wisconsin

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University of Phoenix - Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration ... details

Westwood College Online - Bachelor of Arts - Criminal Justice ... details

Saint Leo University Online - Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice ... details

Concord Law School Online - Law Degrees, The Juris Doctor Program , The Executive JDSM Program ... details

Norwich University - MJA: Master of Justice Administration ... details

Capella University Online - Master's Degree - Criminal Justice, PhD - Criminal Justice ... details

Jacksonville University - Bachelor's Degree - RN to BSN/Nurse Paralegal (Legal Nurse Consulting) ... details

Keiser University - Associate's Degree - Criminal Justice ... details

Kaplan University - offers many legal degrees and certificates online: ... details

Continuing Education Programs

• Legal Nurse Consulting
• Forensic Nursing

Associate Degrees

• A.A.S. in Criminal Justice
• A.A.S. in Paralegal Studies

Bachelor Degrees

• B.S. in Criminal Justice
• B.S. in Paralegal Studies

Capital City:	Madison
Nickname:	Badger State / America's Dairyland
Motto:	Forward
Statehood:	May 29, 1848 (30th)
Origin of State's Name:	Based on an Indian word "Ouisconsin" believed to mean "grassy place" in the Chippewa tongue
Largest Cities:	Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Kenosha, Racine
Border States:	Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota
Land Area:	54,314 sq.mi., 25th largest
State Bird:	Robin
State Flower:	Wood Violet (viola papilionacea)
State Tree:	Sugar Maple (acer saccharum)
State Song:	On Wisconsin