Campus (formerly known as MTI College)

LA260 Legal Career Workshop for Paralegals.  In this course, the student focuses on resume building and writing a successful cover letter.  The course also focuses on drafting a reference page.

This course is designed to teach the fundamental nature, extent, and degree of criminal acts and omissions. It defines both the mental states and physical acts needed to warrant punishment. Topics include attempt, conspiracy, sentencing, and accomplice liability.

We created Campus Academy to help equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to be a successful student at Campus! You have until Friday, July 4, 2025 to review all 4 modules and complete each quiz associated with each module. This is a fully asynchronous course that can be completed at your own speed.

We created Campus Academy to help equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to be a successful student at Campus! You have until Sunday, April 7, 2025 to review all 4 modules and complete each quiz associated with each module. This is a fully asynchronous course that can be completed at your own speed.

This course is designed to help the student learn the concepts of motions, Law & Motion, tentative rulings, and calendaring,  Clarity, logical organization, precision, and conciseness are developed through lectures, class participation, practice materials, and writing assignments. The student learns how to assemble a motion packet and calendar procedures.  

This course prepares the student to work in a law office through instruction in legal terminology, law office procedures, and the preparation of legal documents. The student creates documents on pleading paper using MS Word and Judicial Council forms. (Prerequisites: Keyboarding speed 25 WPM, Grade of “C-” or better in DA123. Prereq. for L110B: L110A grade of C* or better.)

This course prepares the student to work in a law office through instruction in legal terminology, law office procedures, and the preparation of legal documents. The student creates documents on pleading paper using MS Word and Judicial Council forms. (Prerequisites: Keyboarding speed 25 WPM, Grade of “C-” or better in DA123. Prereq. for L110B: L110A grade of C* or better.)

This course prepares the student to work in a law office through instruction in legal terminology, law office procedures, and the preparation of legal documents. The student creates documents on pleading paper using MS Word and Judicial Council forms. (Preferred Keyboarding speed 25 WPM, Prereq. for L110B: L110A grade of C- or better.)

This course is designed to teach legal support students about Discovery within the California Courts' system.  Using chapter five, we explore the methods and procedures involved with Civil Discovery.