Law School?
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.
A bachelor’s degree is required to apply for law school. Materials vary by law school and common requirements include official transcripts from every college or university attended, the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT), a personal statement, a law school specific resume, letters of recommendation, and specific supplemental materials.
Pre-Law Resources at WSU
Washington State University provides a Pre-Law 101 Canvas resource to current WSU students. Information can be found on the Pre-Law 101 Canvas Resource tab to opt in with your WSU login credentials and you can opt out at any time using the same link.
Additional WSU Pre-Law resources are available to assist you with preparing your admissions materials:
- 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 (LSAT) preparation materials will be available soon via the WSU Library.
Pre-Law Advising
Keniahkiw “Kay Kay” Weso
Pre-Law Advisor & Academic Advisor in Political Science