Course scheduling software for law schools

More law schools use ofCourse for class scheduling than any other enterprise-class software solution.

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Why choose ofCourse for your law school?

Purpose-built for law

ofCourse got its start at Washington University in St. Louis School of Law, our CEO is a law professor, and we have more law school clients than any other enterprise-class scheduling software.

Near-perfect schedules

It's impossible for humans to design ideal schedules by hand — there are too many variables. ofCourse makes millions of calculations to create near-perfect schedules.

1L sectioning for first year students

Our platform allows you to attach cohort assignments to your first year curriculum. Our algorithm and collision management system then protects those placements to prevent any 1L section overlaps.

Ready for COVID-19

We’ve optimized ofCourse for the possibility of reduced course or class capacities, online learning, and contingency schedules. Read about strategies to deal with coronavirus concerns.

Keep your law professors happy

Law professors can be demanding. ofCourse collects their preferences electronically, then generates a fair, balanced schedule that keeps everyone’s needs in mind.

A support team that knows law

Our academic support team has helped build hundreds of law school course schedules. We personally understand the challenges of course scheduling for law schools — and we're here to help you every step of the way.

Trusted by top law schools

Ohio State  Moritz
College of Law

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill School of Law

Other small law schools  
< 400 students

Other large law schools  
1000+ students

All types of schools:
Law, Business, Social work, Liberal arts

What our law school clients say

“I have been using ofCourse for two years and I cannot think of making a schedule without it. The system is incredibly user friendly—it really does create a basic schedule with the click of a button. But the system is flexible as well, giving the user the ability to customize and improve on that basic schedule. Not only is it easier for me, students and faculty love the schedules I’ve been able to create. Students report far fewer conflicts and faculty get their day and time preferences most of the time.”

Michael A. Perino
Associate Academic Dean
Dean George W. Matheson Professor of Law
St. John’s University School of Law
“ofCourse doesn't just save time when scheduling courses, it improves the quality of your course schedule. Student needs are better met, class conflicts are avoided, and faculty time is optimized. The result is a better educational experience for students and faculty alike.”

John F. Preis
Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
University of Richmond
School of Law
“I had never put together a course schedule by myself before and was nervous about the entire process. ofCourse made everything so easy because they have thought of everything! Not only did they walk us through all the steps of collecting information, inputting our courses and faculty preferences and crafting our fall and spring schedules, but they were there as a resource for me when I had general and specific questions about course scheduling. They are experts — so grateful to ofCourse!”

Emily Scivoletto
Senior Assistant Dean for Student Affairs
UC Davis School of Law
“I have used ofCourse for 3 years. I love this product! It is powerful, has lots of tools with many good uses, and is very easy to use. The conflict checker, schedule reports, and public views that allow you to look at the data in many ways, allow me to use the product all year long. The customer support (Troy DeArmitt) is exceptional. Troy gives you as much time as you need to get the best performance from the software. I highly recommend ofCourse!”

Alice B. Isley
Academic Affairs Administrative Assistant
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill School of Law
“Using ofCourse was one of the best decisions I made as associate dean — it improved our processes, saved time, and made scheduling vastly easier.”

Viva R. Moffat
Associate Dean of Academic Affairs & Professor of Law
University of Denver
Sturm College of Law
“ofCourse does it all — from gathering faculty preferences, to policing conflicts among classes, to maximizing the efficiency of classroom use — and it does it in a very flexible, user-friendly way.”

Jim Gibson
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
University of Richmond
School of Law