The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law is an integral part of one of the world’s great educational institutions. Founded in 1891 and consistently the top-ranked law school in the state of Ohio, the Moritz College of Law has grown into one of the nation’s pre-eminent public law schools and one of the most respected law schools in the world.A collegial community of approximately 570 students and more than 50 faculty members, Moritz is known for its rigorous academic program, the pioneering research of its world-class faculty, a deep commitment to teaching and professional training, and the development of future leaders.The college’s more than 10,000 alumni are central to its national reputation. Graduates include justices of the Supreme Court of Ohio, federal appeals and district court judges, U.S. senators, U.S. representatives, governors, managing partners in law firms of all sizes, chief executive officers of Fortune 500 corporations, professors at law schools across the country, and prominent attorneys in private practice, government service, and public interest law firms.Our alumni are genuinely interested in engaging with and mentoring today’s students. They share a special connection and a desire to help fellow “Moritzers” find professional success.Likewise, the administration at the Moritz College of Law is committed to advancing the quality and reputation of the college nationally and internationally through ongoing improvements to the academic program and student services.Our required and upper-level elective curricula provide students with a solid foundation in basic legal principles and ample opportunities to receive practical experience. In three years, J.D. students gain unparalleled instruction through a variety of learning opportunities, including:more than 175 challenging courses and seminars,one of the oldest clinical training programs in the nation,writing for one of five scholarly journals,a moot court and lawyering skills program that regularly produces championship teams, andstudy abroad programs in Washington, D.C. and Oxford, England.The Moritz College of Law is accredited by the American Bar Association and a member of the Association of American Law Schools since 1901. It is a member of the Order of the Coif, with graduates joining this prestigious organization’s ranks every spring.

While The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law is indeed a very high-quality law school [I have done research in their law library and I have attended several high-quality lectures and seminars in the William B. Saxbe Law Auditorium], I learned recently that 55 W. 12th Ave. is a great pickup location when I am requesting a Uber ride home after having attended an event in the Ohio Union [which is across the street to the north].The Ohio Union, 1739 N. High St., is a huge building with many potential pickup locations on three sides of that building; Drinko Hall [the location of the OSU Moritz College of Law] has only one clearly-visible public entrance and offers only one possible pickup location.The OSU Law School doesnt even need to be open for me to request an Uber pickup from there since I would be standing outside near W. 12th Ave. waiting for my driver to arrive.

I am an alum.

The place is good!

Great school!

Lots of great study spots!