Capital University Law School is composed of talented men and women of diverse races, ages, and religions. The Law School is surely one of the most diverse employers in Central Ohio. Diversity of age, gender, religion, race, and sexual orientation among our employees is critical to success. Our diversity also serves as a model to our law students, who will become tomorrow's employers. We value our diverse student body at Capital.
Women account for nearly half our students.
Organizations like the Black Law Students Association are among the strongest at the Law School. Our Women's law Association, Hispanic Law Association, Jewish Law Association, Christian Legal Society, and Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian student organizations are active in the life of the Law School. We believe diversity among faculty and students is critical to achieve the mission of our Law School to prepare tomorrow's leaders. Ninety-two percent of professors agree that learning to respect individual differences in essential to becoming a successful attorney. Capital University Law School cherishes diversity in its students, faculty and staff.