According to a study performed by Drucker Worldwide and sponsored by the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA), there will be over 5,000 court reporting job openings projected through the year 2018.1 Add to this the flexibility to create your own hours and to “be your own boss," and it’s easy to see why court reporting is considered a great career choice. At Bryan University, we give you a clear pathway to career opportunities in the industry, so that you’re ready to make your next career move as soon as you graduate.
Of the more than 50,000 court reporters/court stenographers in the United States, more than 70% work outside of the courtroom, according to an NCRA survey. Court reporters work in a variety of legal settings such as:
As a graduate of the Bryan University court reporting program, you'll be able to choose a career path such as:
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MA in Interpersonal Communication, University of Central Florida; MA in Multicultural Communication, DePaul University; BA in Journalism, Integrated Communications: Public Relations and Advertising, Butler University
Instructor, Bryan University
MA in English, Arkansas State University; BA in English, Faulkner University
Instructor, Bryan University
MBA, University of Phoenix; B.S. Business Administration, Arizona Christian College
Instructor, Bryan University
MA in Creative Writing, Arizona State University; BA, Psychology, Kent State University
