JD / professional law degree
Juris Doctor (J.D.)
Capital University Law School · Columbus, Ohio, United States
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United States
9 verified providers with a teaching location here, offering 10 programs. Only actual teaching locations count; online programs are listed separately.
10 programs
JD / professional law degree
Capital University Law School · Columbus, Ohio, United States
JD / professional law degree
Case Western Reserve University School of Law · Cleveland, Ohio, United States
JD / professional law degree
Cleveland State University College of Law · Cleveland, Ohio, United States
JD / professional law degree
Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law · Ada, Ohio, United States
JD / professional law degree
The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law · Columbus, Ohio, United States
Juris Doctor
LLM / Master of Laws
The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law · Columbus, Ohio, United States
JD / professional law degree
University of Akron School of Law · Akron, Ohio, United States
JD / professional law degree
University of Cincinnati College of Law · Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
JD / professional law degree
University of Dayton School of Law · Dayton, Ohio, United States
JD / professional law degree
University of Toledo College of Law · Toledo, Ohio, United States
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Our verified records for Ohio cover 9 universities, with 10 law programs taught at a campus here. Online-only programs are listed separately and are not counted as local.
Degree study: 10 master’s-level or professional-degree programs.
1 of the programs publish a tuition figure, each shown with its own basis (per term, per year, per credit or for the whole program), which is why fees are never ranked against each other.