Student Achievement Information

For information on Degrees Conferred, First-Time Freshmen, New Undergraduate Transfers, and Retention of Undergraduate Students, please visit our Student Reports.

For information Graduate College, including Admission Information, Time to Degree (completion), Doctoral Completion, and Master's Completion, please visit the Graduate College Dashboard.

The Student Achievement Measure (SAM) is a transparency initiative where higher education institutions track students across institutions to create a more complete picture of undergraduate student progress and completion within the higher education system.

Nationally, more than one in five students who complete a degree do so at an institution other than the one where they started, according to a study by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. Yet the typical method for calculating graduation rates counts only new students who enroll full-time and finish at same college or university. SAM counts all students – both new students and those who transfer in - and tracks students who transfer out to produce comprehensive progress and completion rates that accounts for students’ success even if they enroll in multiple higher education institutions.

For student achievement information collected and reported by SAM, please visit the University of Oklahoma portion of their website.

For a list of programs that lead to professional licensure or certification, please visit the Professional Licensure Disclosures website. Information for licensure or certification pass rates may be found on the individual program or college websites. Programs at the University of Oklahoma are designed to meet the educational requirements for professional licensure or certification in the state of Oklahoma. For additional information about these programs and their success rates, please contact the program, department, or college directly.

For information on programs located within the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC), please visit the OUHSC Admissions & Records Professional Licensure Disclosure website.

Career Services at the University Oklahoma

The mission of Career Services is to enhance the career development of students by teaching career planning/job search skills and by facilitating the exchange of information among students, alumni, faculty, administrators, and employers.

Reports

Career Services programs and initiatives are assessed annually. They provide both annual reports and executive summaries broken down by college on the Reports section of their webpage, which includes information on student success, post-graduation employment rates, and graduate program destinations.

The OU College of Law’s Office of Career Development (CDO) is dedicated to assisting law students and OU Law alumni explore various legal, business, and alternative career options. The CDO provides comprehensive counseling, programming, and job search resources for current law students and alumni.

CDO Commitment

The CDO is committed to offering students a variety of resources to assist them in their search for internships, permanent employment, and overall career development.

For complete employment information pertaining to the University of Oklahoma College of Law, please view the ABA and NALP reports linked on OU Law's website.