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Graduate Employment Resources

Symplicity CSM

This database contains job listings, employer profiles, alumni and professional development mentors. The system is password-protected and its use is intended for OCU LAW students, graduates and approved reciprocity recipients.

I'm a recent OCU LAW grad -- do I have a Symplicity account?

• Alumni who graduated from December 2004 forward are already in Symplicity and do not need to request a new account. Click here to request assistance with accessing your existing account.

I'm not a recent OCU LAW grad -- how do I request a Symplicity account?

• Alumni who graduated prior to December 2004 may click here to submit a request for a new account.

I set up an alumni account but I can't remember my password -- how do I request a password?

• Click here to request assistance with accessing your existing account.

I did not graduate from OCU LAW -- can I request an OCU LAW Symplicity account to view the job postings?

• Non OCU LAW graduates must contact their law school career development offices for a reciprocity request on their behalf (approved recipients will receive login instructions from the PCDC).

Click here for Symplicity CSM.

Law School Exchange of Job Listings & Newsletters

(Contact PCDC for password)
Job listings are available through a consortia effort located at:

• Click here for BYU Intercollegiate Job Bank

Government Honors & Internship Handbook

(Contact PCDC for password)

This is a comprehensive resource for researching federal, state and local government sector employment opportunities, both for summer internships during law school and permanent employment after graduation. Representative federal agencies in this handbook include the CDC, CIA, EEOC, EPA, FBI, FCC, FDIC, FEMA, IRS, US Departments of Commerce, Defense, Education, Energy, Health & Human Services, HUD, Interior, Justice, Labor, State, Transportation, Treasury, and many, many more…

• Click here for Government Honors Handbook

Reciprocity

We cooperate and participate with ABA-accredited/NALP member law schools across the country to aid and assist in the job search process. OCU LAW students and graduates can request reciprocal privileges that may be available from other law school career development offices. Reciprocity requests are processed through the PCDC.

*It should be noted that many schools close reciprocity during the busy fall on-campus interview season, typically August 1 through mid-November. Therefore, requests received by the PCDC during recruitment 'blackout periods' will be processed on the dates the requested schools resume granting reciprocal services.

• Click here to submit your information to the PCDC

• Click here for OCU LAW PCDC Reciprocity Policy

Legal Search and Placement Agencies 

There are many cases where engaging a legal search firm makes sense. While most large cities have several from which to choose smaller legal markets may not have the same opportunities. It is recommended that job seekers contact the local bar association for recommendations on search firms.

• Click here for American Lawyers Recruiters Directory