Requirements and Deadlines

Instructions for Application


The following instructions are designed to help you complete your application to The University of Tulsa College of Law.

  • All correspondence concerning the admission process should be directed specifically to the Director of Admission.
  • All paper applications for admission to the College of Law must be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $30 (this includes both the paper application sent to you in the viewbook and the downloadable paper application). There is presently no charge for the online version of the application available on the law school website.
  • While we do not have a firm cut-off date for applications, we strongly suggest that you file your application as soon as possible, preferably by February 1.
  • A current admission year LSDAS report is required to complete an application. The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) will retrieve LSAT scores but not LSDAS reports of an earlier admission year. Thus, you must register for the current admission year LSDAS report. LSAT packets that contain the registration form for the test may be obtained at most colleges and universities or you can visit the Law School Admissions Council web-site by clicking here. You may also write to: LSAT/LSDAS, P.O.Box 2000, Newton, Pennsylvania 18940 or phone 215-968-1001.
  • If you are applying for financial aid, you must submit your financial aid application to: The University of Tulsa Student Financial Services, 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa,OK 74104-3189.
  • Foreign Degree Application, please read for the “Foreign Applications” section of our website.

Applicants with On-line Degrees


  • In addition to completing the general requirements for admission, applicants who have earned undergraduate degrees from on-line colleges of or universities must provide written documentation from their undergraduate institution that the college or university is regionally or state accredited.
  • The applicant must also provide written documentation that the on-line degree or program of study is state or regionally accredited.