NORMAN – College and high school students interested in attending law school can learn more about the application and admission processes at the University of Oklahoma College of Law Diversity Day scheduled for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, March 4, in the Dick Bell Courtroom of the OU College of Law, 300 Timberdell Road, in Norman.
OU law students and professors will offer advice about applying to law school, preparing for entrance exams and paying for law school with scholarships and financial aid. The program also includes a mock classroom session and a tour of the law school.
Students must register before Tuesday, March 1, at http://jay.law.ou.edu/diversityday. For additional information and for accommodations based on disability, contact Renee Moorad at (405) 640- 1334 or diversityday@law.ou.edu.
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