Capital University Law School
303 East Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215
614-236-6310
The pursuit of a J.D. is an intensive undertaking. You need time for study, time for class and on-campus activities, and time for externships and other skills-based training. You also need time for the aspects of your life that don’t stop just because you’ve entered Law School. The Law School offers three options for legal study, and one is just right for you.
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Each concentration is responsive to the evolving legal landscape and combines theoretical and practical classroom experience with faculty expertise. Concentration course requirements include a foundation class, a course fulfilling the upper-level writing requirement, an experiential course, an externship related to the concentration, and two or more additional courses from an elective options menu. Successful completion of all requirements will result in the awarding of a concentration certificate that denotes a specialization, if applicable.
Within several of the major concentrations, students can specialize their studies as follows:
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How will you define your experience at Capital University Law School? By focusing on what the practice of law means to you. Your choice, your career. It’s you, becoming practice ready.
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“Adding a law degree to my engineering degree breathed new life into my career.”
Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP
Energy Attorney
“I was already a busy professional. Capital University Law School's evening program allowed me to attend law school while I worked my day job.”
Freund, Freeze & Arnold
Attorney
“I’ve seen so many Capital University Law School grads since I’ve been at the CBA, all of them with different backgrounds and different dreams.”
Columbus Bar Association
Assistant Executive Director
Director of Diversity
“At the AG’s office, young attorneys are given significant responsibilities early on. And I was ready.”
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Assistant Attorney General