1. Gain factual knowledge about the real property field;
2. Students will enhance their communication skills through participation in class discussions, oral presentations, and written projects;
3. Students will improve their critical thinking skills through basic legal analysis of case law and statutes.

Real Property is a required course in the Paralegal Program.

The AAS Mission is to provide the academic knowledge and skill training necessary for employment as a paralegal.

This course addresses the following five AAS degree student learning outcomes:

Students are expected to demonstrate that they -

1. know the basic principles of real property law;

2.
a.analyze and interpret case law and statutes and regulations;
b.locate newly decided cases and recent trends in real property law;

3. appreciate the importance of ethics in real property law, and the responsibility of members of the legal profession to society.