I'm interested in applying to the J.D. program at OU College of Law. Can you tell me what tests are required for admission and what other key application materials I need to submit? Also, I'd like to understand how the Career Development Office supports students; please describe the main ways they help with career planning and job searching.
Navigate to the OU College of Law website (law.ou.edu). From the homepage or main navigation, find and click on the 'J.D. Program' link. On the J.D. Program page, locate and click on the link related to 'Admissions' or 'Application Process'. Identify the required standardized tests (LSAT/GRE) and other essential application materials. Return to the main navigation menu (likely by clicking a 'Menu' button or similar). Navigate to 'Information for Current Students'. Click on the 'Career Development' link. On the Career Development page, identify and describe the primary ways the office supports students with career planning and job searching. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'J.D. Application Process' page. The agent correctly states that applicants need to take the LSAT or GRE. The agent lists completing a bachelor's degree, registering with the Law School Admission Council Credential Assembly Service (CAS), and submitting an application through LSAC's website as other key application materials. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Career Development' page. The agent describes that the Career Development Office supports students through services such as providing access to job opportunities (e.g., via 12Twenty), hosting events, offering exclusive career development resources, and providing personalized guidance.