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A highly personalized legal education
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.
Academic excellence + outstanding job prospects
The TU College of Law delivers a rigorous JD program and two online master’s programs. TU Law is a Top 100 U.S. law school and 10th in the nation for employment 10 months after graduation in long-term, full-time bar-licensed or JD Advantage positions (US News & World Report, March 2019). We are also a Best Value Law School '18 (preLaw Magazine) and a Top 40 law school (Above the Law '18).
Great things about the college are the small class size and the low student-to-faculty ratio. I was able to create a personal relationship with a professor who helped me to obtain my externship. Dalton Downing, Juris Doctor '18
Admission
Admission to TU Law is conducted on a rolling basis with year-round starts. If you plan to apply to the JD program, application fee waivers are available.
I realized early that laws are dormant until a person enforces & interprets them for people. It was then that I realized I wanted to be the voice of those who needed help with their legal rights. Aisosa Arhunmwunde, Juris Doctor '18
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.
I interned for Brooklyn Defender Services last summer and participated in the Community Advocacy Clinic last spring, where our client was Bronx Defenders. Murphy Mitchell, JD
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News
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TU Law students achieve 100% bar passage
Hard-working and brilliant: The entire group of TU Law’s first-time test-takers passed the February 2019 Oklahoma bar exam.
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TU Law student awarded prestigious Native American internship in Washington, DC
TU Law student Julie Combs has received a Udall Foundation Native American Congressional Internship.