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Scholarships and schools from across the country, working reporters who mentor, first jobs that welcome new graduates, and what each state requires after you pass.
Scholarships to look at
Find your school and your path
Every US court reporting program we could find, each with its source and the date it was last checked. Then compare, plan the cost, and see which path fits you.
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Which path fits me?
What will school cost me?
Career guide: how to become a court reporter
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Find a court reporting school
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Learn from someone who's done it
Working reporters volunteer to help with speed, test prep and first jobs. Your message goes to them privately.
Jobs that welcome new graduates
From RecordWork's job listings. New-graduate-friendly jobs are shown first.
Page rates, from working reporters
Anonymous reports shared with RecordWork. Useful when you plan your first year.
What does your state require?
Licenses and certifications for every state, with official links.
Info sessions, conventions and webinars
Student-friendly events from the shared calendar.
Choosing your first agency?
See how agencies treat reporters, including how reliably they pay.