For more than thirty years, Woodbury College has been helping adults change their lives – and help their communities at the same time. Woodbury offers a challenging but supportive learning environment and convenient weekend or weekday schedules. (Full-time students attend classes just one-and-a-half to two days per week, and part-time schedules are available in most programs). Woodbury now also offers several hands-on/online classes. Students prepare for fulfilling new careers in fields such as paralegal, mediation, human services, prevention, advocacy, or conflict management.
Woodbury graduates play essential roles in Vermont government, nonprofit activity, and the private sector. One graduate is now a Vermont Supreme Court Justice, another is director of the state Human Rights Commission, and a third is a family court judge. Other alumni are mainstays of the research departments of Vermont's largest law and insurance firms, advocates for children and families, coordinators of community justice programs, and mediators and consultants in private practice.
Programs
Advocacy, Counseling, Law, Paralegal Studies, Pre-Law
Campus type
Normal
Carnegie
Baccalaureate Colleges - Diverse Fields
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