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Indiana's public universities deliver remarkable value for Legal Support Services training, with Indiana University-Indianapolis charging just $11,408 in net costs while private alternatives reach $43,465. The state's healthcare giants like Indiana University Health and pharmaceutical leader Eli Lilly create steady demand for paralegals and legal assistants. Purdue University Global graduates earn $34,244 annually, though completion rates vary dramatically from 30% at Calumet College to 71% at University of Evansville.
5
Programs
$11,408 – $43,465
Net Price Range
$34,244
Avg. Program Earnings
51.0%
Avg. Graduation Rate

5 Legal Support Services Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $11,408 $10,449 53.9% 82.9%
2 $12,267 $10,110 47.6%
3 $20,230 $42,676 71.3% 76.3%
4 $20,739 $22,650 29.9%
5 $43,465 $33,490 52.3% 78.2%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the $32,000 cost difference between cheapest and most expensive programs?

Indiana University-Indianapolis offers the lowest net cost at $11,408 as a public institution, while Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College charges $43,465 despite having a lower sticker price. Public schools benefit from state funding that reduces actual student costs significantly.

How do graduation rates compare across Indiana's Legal Support programs?

University of Evansville leads with a 71% graduation rate, followed by Indiana University-Indianapolis at 54%. Calumet College of Saint Joseph shows the lowest completion rate at just 30%, indicating students should carefully evaluate support services.

Does the 21st Century Scholars program apply to Legal Support Services majors?

Yes, Indiana residents who qualify for 21st Century Scholars receive full tuition coverage at participating public universities. This program can make Indiana University-Indianapolis essentially free for eligible students pursuing paralegal training.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.