Capital University Law School offers nine concentration programs:
Children and Family Law
Civil Litigation
Criminal Litigation
Dispute Resolution
Energy Law and Policy
Environmental Law
Governmental Affairs
Labor and Employment
Publicly Held Companies
Small Business Entities
By focusing electives in a particular subject area, students may earn a
certificate of concentration in one of seven areas of study. The concentrations
allow student to take advantage of Capital's nationally-known faculty and the
experience they bring to these areas. These certificate programs offer students
the opportunity to develop their skills and knowledge in an area of interest
without requiring additional time or tuition costs to complete.
Students must successfully complete between 11-15 credit hours of coursework
chosen from an extensive list of electives, maintain a minimum grade point
average, and in some cases, complete their upper-class writing assignments in an
approved course within the subject area in order to earn a concentration
certificate.
To learn more about the Law School's concentration programs, e-mail the Admission office or call
614-236-6310.