We have changed Career Development platforms. Our new platform is 12Twenty. We no longer have access to Symplicity.

The new link for students will be https://law-ou.12twenty.com/Login

The link for employers will be https://law-ou.12twenty.com/hire

*As a reminder, it does not cost to post job openings with OU Law. If you need assistance, please call 405-325-4717.

12Twenty Log-In

The University of Oklahoma College of Law, Office of Career Development (CDO) utilizes 12Twenty, a web-based recruiting system to post jobs, administer on-campus interviews, and provide numerous career-related resources.  Students can access 12Twenty at Symplicity at https://law-ou.12twenty.com/Login

Reciprocity Policy

The University of Oklahoma College of Law Career Development Office will provide reasonable use of its services to law students and graduates on the following terms:

  1. Services are available to students and graduates of those ABA accredited law schools that offer reciprocal services to University of Oklahoma College of Law students and graduates.
  2. Request for services must be made in writing by a Career Services Official in advance of a visit by the student or graduate and should be directed to Katie Spencer, Director of Career Development, kspencer@ou.edu. Letters transmitted via fax to (405) 325-0502 or via e-mail to placement@law.ou.edu will be accepted as well. Walk-in requests will not be honored.
  3. Services are available to students and graduates for a period of three months beginning on the date reciprocity is granted. One renewal request will be considered for an additional three months. Institutions which have requested reciprocity for respective graduates and students will be notified via email regarding the status of the reciprocal arrangement.
  4. Services available include access to reference materials, handouts, general information about current job listings, and access to our online job postings. The Career Development staff is unable to do research and mail or fax materials to visiting students and graduates. Limited photocopying services are available.
  5. Reciprocity will not be available during fall recruitment season, July 1 through October 1, and spring recruitment season, December 15 through March 15. Privileges do not include participation in on-campus interviews, direct mail programs, or access to checking out materials in the resource library.
  6. When responding to positions through the Career Development Office, the student or graduate must state in the cover letter to employers that the listing was obtained through a reciprocal agreement between the requesting law school and the University of Oklahoma College of Law.
  7. Reciprocity is a privilege extended to visiting students and graduates. The Career Development Office reserves the right to terminate the exchange at any time by notice to the individual and the requesting law school. Misrepresentation of reciprocity status by the visiting student or graduate will result in immediate termination of present privileges and denial of future requests.