At The University of Tulsa College of Law you will find outstanding academic programs and faculty who are at the top of their fields. In everything we do, we embrace, promote and protect the values of community, civility and dialogue. Our goal is to create an intellectually vibrant and thriving learning community.
Prepared. Practiced. Proven.
The University of Tulsa College of Law delivers an academically rigorous and professionally impactful JD program, including an array of internships, externships and legal clinics opportunities. TU Law graduates are in the Top 20 for ultimate bar passage (ABA) and go on to rewarding careers across the country. We are also a Top 5 Best Value private law school and a Top 25 Best Value law school among both public and private institutions (preLaw).
Admission
Admission to TU Law is conducted on a rolling basis with year-round starts: in the fall, spring and summer. In whichever term you intend to begin, be sure to apply for one of our application-fee waivers.
My time in the Boesche Legal Clinic honed my lawyering skills. It also inspired me to open a practice after graduation that’s focused on individuals who traditionally have not had access to legal services.
Cordal Cephas, JD '19
Experiential learning
TU Law offers a welcoming atmosphere in which students become practice-ready. In addition to our intellectually rich and engaging courses, you will find many experiential learning opportunities that appeal to people with diverse talents, backgrounds and interests.
My environmental law and policy externship in Austin, Texas, exceeded my expectations. It helped me wrap up my legal education in a practical and worthwhile experience.
Mitchell Lovett, JD '19
News
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Learning to bridge the gap between people, communities and the law
After an outstanding first year of coursework, involvement in student organizations and trial competitions, and an externship focused on human trafficking, Dalisha Kirk (2L) is more confident than ever that TU Law has set her on the path to achieving her goals.
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TU Law alumna and Cherokee Nation Supreme Court justice to teach at alma mater
An expert in human rights, Native American law, health, estate planning and several other areas, Shawna Baker (JD & MS ’02) will return to TU Law this fall as a Distinguished Alumna in Residence.