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Trinity Law School's Master of Legal Studies degree

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Classes Taught in English Only.

15:1

Student : Faculty Ratio

100%

Online Courses

30

Unit Program

20

Months (Start to Finish)

This is a special 50% Scholarship limited to applicants who qualify for admission to the Master of Legal Studies program and who begin during the term below:

FALL 2026

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Master of Legal Studies (MLS)

Trinity’s Master of Legal Studies degree gives you the background you need to confidently understand legal documents, proceedings, and rights and is taught from the distinctly Christian worldview that Trinity is known for. All courses are taught online in 7-week cycles, which allows you to focus on what’s in front of you while moving ahead in your career. The Master of Legal Studies offers a general degree, as well as optional tracks for those who wish to push their career to the next level.
  • Paralegal
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution
  • Church Administration
  • Contracts and Negotiation
  • Criminal Justice
  • Human Rights
  • Human Trafficking Advocacy
  • Ministry, Advocacy, and the Law
  • Nonprofit Administration
  • Human Resources Management
  • Customized Plan of Study
Classes begin every 8 weeks. Scholarships and federal financial aid are available. MLS applicants must have a bachelor’s degree with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher (on a 4.0 scale). The GRE and LSAT are not required for admission. In addition to the application, applicants must provide official transcripts from the colleges/universities at which they have earned degrees and two letters of recommendation.

MLS – Paralegal Track

Whether you’re already working in the legal field or looking to break in, the Master of Legal Studies (MLS) with a Paralegal Concentration gives you the advanced knowledge and practical skills to stand out in law firms, government agencies, corporations, and more.

At Trinity Law School, our Master of Legal Studies with a Paralegal Concentration is more than just legal training—it’s preparation to make a difference in a world that needs truth, justice, and compassion. This fully online graduate program equips you with practical legal knowledge while deepening your understanding of how faith and law intersect.

Why Choose an MLS with a Paralegal Focus?

Build a strong foundation in legal theory, research, writing, and procedure—while focusing on the critical skills paralegals use every day.

Graduate-Level Credentials for Real Impact

Go beyond traditional paralegal training. An MLS gives you the academic and professional edge to grow into leadership, compliance, or advanced legal roles.

Courses are taught by attorneys and legal experts who bring real-world experience to every class.

100% Online and Flexible

Fit your education around your work and life—our MLS program is designed for busy professionals.

Who This MLS Program Is For:

  • Paralegals and legal assistants seeking deeper legal expertise
  • Professionals in ministry, business, or government roles dealing with legal matters
  • Christians called to serve in justice-oriented or advocacy roles
  • Career changers who want a Christ-centered path into the legal field

What You Will Learn:

  • Legal research and writing from both professional and ethical perspectives
  • Foundations of U.S. law and legal systems
  • Civil litigation, contracts, and legal procedures
  • Biblical approaches to justice, ethics, and human dignity
  • Specialized paralegal training for real-world application
"Trinity has helped me erase the doubts that I had about going to law school and allowed me to realize that I can compete and earn my place in the field of law."
— McKenzie Austin, Class of 2017