I began my two-year Paralegal Program at MTI in February 2008. At 46 years old, I was worried about returning to school. It had been 28 years since I graduated from the college I attended right out of high school. Though I learned a lot at that college (also a vocational school), I never felt that it mattered whether I was there or not. I was just another student – another face in the crowd. At MTI, I was impressed right from the start with the overall attitudes of students and staff. Everybody seemed genuinely happy and everybody got along well. The instructors have been magnificent! They are not only well-educated and professional, but they are so willing to give of their own time to help those students who are struggling. In fact, the entire staff is like that. There are no closed doors, no one too busy, and no problem too big or small for any of them. Even the “bigwigs” are available at any time of the day and are willing to assist anyone with anything. I have learned so much here ...

I went to school here because it was on the approved list for the EDD. They said it would be fine they did not tell me it would be a month before I would see a check for EDD while they checked on my enrollment. Then they rushed me to sign up on a Friday since school started on a Monday. I feel like I was railroaded. Most of the instructors were very nice but a few I thought why am I paying for this. The day deal is somewhat clod and at times rude. The rest of the staff like the night dean and the dean's support center are really there for you. They know about the problem with the day dean so dont bother telling anyone because they all know and just let it be. I would recommend you to go here just make sure you can be there when you are schedule or your screwed. Their drop policy is strict!‎

I am still unable to find a position that pays a living wage, to start I was offered between 8 and 12 dollars an hour since I had no legal exp. Was told by MTI to find my own job, it isn't their job to assist with that. Yet they advertised on the side of the ...

I chose MTI College because of their ABA approval and I am so glad I did. The program is difficult but I expected that because of the ABA. I personally wanted to be challenged and by the best curriculum and instructors. My law firm stated that they would not even interview paralegals that did not attend an ABA approved school. In my search, I found a lot of schools professed to be ABA approved but when asked they could not prove up their statement. MTI College was the only college that provided evidence of their ABA standing. It was the wisest decision I have ever made and the best career move.‎

School, but I was told that my "tattoos" on my hand will be a problem....I have a butterfly tattoo on my hand that is a NON OFFENSIVE, and to my knowledge, most STYLIST have some kind of tattoo, whether on hand, arm, neck, etc. ...