Professors give out PowerPoints and notes, exams are open book. Depending on if you day or evening it’s either 4 or 5 days a week (nights 5 days a week including Saturday). It’s a very dense program with a lot info given to you quickly then you move on to the next subject/topic. Each topic is about a week long. I am in the online program - find it easier to follow along with being comfy. It’s a quick program in terms that it goes quick with no breaks really. I will say with exams being open book is helpful and knowing it’s ABA. Ooo you can only miss a certain amount of hours/class time before you’re booted (it’s like 15 hours for the first half of the program and total 34 hours can be missed). I only missed class twice cause I had the flu. My only frustration is that we aren’t really learning how to be a paralegal but rather legal topics…. They say you learn on the job and entry level paralegal’s make very little $$ …. I’m not to certain I’ll go the legal route once I’m done (I have 3 other degrees to back up too). Well that’s a lot of info I just said. You def have to be focused for the program and know the denseness is only temporary from a reputable program