Scholarship at University of Tulsa

[Phatslice]

I received a full scholarship at the University of Tulsa and was just wondering if there are any alumni or current students who know how the grading curve is there. I think I have to maintain a 3.0, but that means nothing.....especially with the horror stories I am reading on this site about how lower ranked schools tend to have terribly low curves. Thanks for your time.

[kalvano]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_la ... GPA_curves

2.50-2.67 according to Wiki.

[imbored25]

I received a full scholarship at the University of Tulsa and was just wondering if there are any alumni or current students who know how the grading curve is there. I think I have to maintain a 3.0, but that means nothing.....especially with the horror stories I am reading on this site about how lower ranked schools tend to have terribly low curves. Thanks for your time.

are you from oklahoma?

[mrwarre85]

I emailed the admissions office and they said 62% were able to keep the scholarships from last year. They thought this was a good thing. Obviously, its a terrible statistic.

I would get them to take off that requirment for sure. What if you get the flu right before finals week?

[DamnLSAT]

Im IN at Tulsa with 17K per year contingent upon top 1/3.

[BarbellDreams]

A school like that, you BETTER have no restrictions on that scholly.

[niederbomb]

Seriously, who would go to a school like that? You do realize that U of Tulsa is not even the best law school in Oklahoma? And OK is nobody's idea of a decent legal market. Unless you're going to specialize in tribal law, I don't see why anyone would attend here. Even if it's free, you're still wasting 3 years that you could spend working or, if you have an unmarketable major, getting a new one that will get you a job.

Boycott these TTT's and restore the health of the legal profession!

[imbored25]

Seriously, who would go to a school like that? You do realize that U of Tulsa is not even the best law school in Oklahoma? And OK is nobody's idea of a decent legal market. Unless you're going to specialize in tribal law, I don't see why anyone would attend here. Even if it's free, you're still wasting 3 years that you could spend working or, if you have an unmarketable major, getting a new one that will get you a job.

Boycott these TTT's and restore the health of the legal profession!

this is very true, OU is the only school worth attending in oklahoma, and even there struggling.