Washington State University Pre-Law Resources

Washington State University’s Pre-Law Resource Center helps students who are interested in attending Law School to navigate the application process.

To qualify for Law School, a bachelor’s degree is required in addition to application materials that vary by institution. Common requirements include official university transcripts from every institution attended, the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT), a personal statement, a law school specific resume, letters of recommendation, and supplemental materials that vary by Law School.

Pre-Law Resources at WSU

WSU’s Pre-Law 101 Canvas Resource is available to current WSU students. This resource includes announcements for opportunities for any student interested in a career in law. You can opt in on the Pre-Law 101 Canvas Resource page.

WSU student resources are paid with tuition and fees. Below are common areas to help prepare for law school applications.

• The Writing Center assists with application materials like the personal statement and supplemental materials that may be required for an individual institution.
• The Academic Success and Career Center assists with creating and streamlining Law School specific resumes.
• Law School Admission Test preparation materials will be available soon via the WSU Library.

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