OKCU Law School Forum

[jer.smith83]

Haven't seen this thread started yet. Any others out there?

[DamnLSAT]

If this is OCU (OK city univ law school), then yes.

Admitted 1/13 with scholly info en route.

[DamnLSAT]

Also attending jan 20-jan 21 open house visit.

[jer.smith83]

Also attending jan 20-jan 21 open house visit.

I'm attending as well. Where does this school rank on your list? I have a few concerns about the cost as I want to be an ADA when I'm done. It seems like a nice school though.

[gbpackerbacker]

http://www.top-law-schools.com/ocu-school-of-law.html

No LRAP is offered. I feel that those wanting to work in Oklahoma (and that is what an OCU JD will get you, if anything) might be better off attending Tulsa. OU, obviously, would be the #1 choice.

If anybody has any questions about Oklahoma, feel free to PM me.

[DamnLSAT]

I'm from Dallas originally but living in OKC at the moment. I want to work in Dallas in the end, so OCU is not very high on my list. With that said, though, I'm hoping for some solid scholly which could certainly change my decision. My number one goal is no/low debt at the end of law school.

I enjoy OKC very much, having lived here for two years. Bricktown is pretty cool (although it certainly pales to Dallas) and the COL is super cheap.

To be honest, the open house visit on jan 20-21 will have a lot to do with how much I consider OCU. I have dozens of questions I'm looking to have answered, and the itinerary really seems to get you immersed in the school over the two-day visit.

[DamnLSAT]

IN at OCU with 28K per year contingent upon top 1/2 of class.