1 computer lab with about 30 computers but that is plenty considering the size and amount of students with laptops. No on campus living. Campus is all in one building in the heart of downtown columbus not much within walking distance, but a short drive away is all the best columbus has to offer

Nothing real different from most places. LSAT and GPA are the only real deciding factors

1L

2013

very practical, the professors are very accessible. Average competition, academic success protocol helps struggling students. Great legal research and writing program.

Cost of living is fine, facilities are okay, library's average, moot courtroom is nice, quality of life could be better, but hey, it's law school.

mid to low LSAT score, statement of purpose was an interesting prompt: significant event in your life.

1L

2013

uses LSDAS; nothing particularly unique

2L

2012

The teachers try to provide a practical legal education.

Some of the teachers are overly negative and the workload puts on strain on the student body's attitude.

Fill out an application, write a personal statement, and get at least a 149 on the LSAT

3L

2011

Simple process

2L

2013

There are not enough practical classes, that is, classes that teach from a practical standpoint. The entire school is oriented toward day students, so don't expect to get anything close to the experience that they get. Nothing great happens in the evening.

It is in the middle of the city, and in a not great part of it. There are very few food choices in the evening.

I remember that there was an essay that was not very difficult to answer.

Other

2011

Very inderstanding of the night students other responsibilities but out of the five profs I will have this year 2 of them are first year profs.

Just tok LSAT on whim and applied to only law scholl offering night classes.

1L

Lots of pretty terrible teachers at Capital. Teachers that have tenure have NO incentive to do a good job, keep up with the times, enforce the honor code, etc.

Examples:

- Tenured Criminal Law professor told 1st year students that he hadn't read the casebook in 20 years.

- Tenured Civil Procedure professor refused to give students a syllabus

Capital does offer a lot of practical study opportunities to its students - Adoption Center, Externship program, etc.

Honor Code is not enforced.

Examples:

- Some teachers do not mark people absent following each class/week allowing students to mark in attendance at the end of the semester and to sign in friends regularly

2L

2012

Our school is mostly focused on practical study. Academic advising rarely leads to a schedule that is feasible the following semester since the class offerings are very limited. Class size depends on which year (first year, large classes while upper-level tend to be much smaller).

The computer labs are rarely functional, especially the printers. I have never once attempted to print a document without a serious issue arising. Addtionally, the "new" printers are slower and less effective than the older ones. The neighborhood is downtown which means there is literally one dining venue available to students (a Subway). Crime is an issue since the parking lots can be far away and students need to walk through unsafe areas to reach them.

LSAT, personal statement, academic transcript. No resume requirement.

3L

2011