What are the requirements to join Tulsa Law Review? The Law Review is open to any full-time or part-time student who has successfully completed 20 credit hours and whose cumulative GPA is 3.2 or higher.

Students who fall below 3.2 but have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher are eligible for the "write-on” program during the summer. The write-on program is set up to test a student's proficiency within the areas of legal reasoning and writing. The decision to accept candidates exercising this option is left to the exclusive control of the Editorial Board, who will objectively review the writing sample submitted and notify those who qualify that they have been selected as candidates.

Students accepted based on GPA or  the write-on process will remain candidates for their first semester. Candidates will have an active role in the editing process—primarily checking citations, and will also write a paper that will serve as the candidate’s seminar requirement if accepted by the Editorial Board as reaching publishable quality. Upon successful completion of the candidacy semester, the student will become a full member of Law Review.

All members are required to dedicate four semesters to the Law Review.