First Gen Law: What you need to know
JB Kim, Director of Diversity at Lewis and Clark Law School will discuss navigating law school as a first generation law student. Any and all questions welcome. Lunch provided.
Academic Subjects
Become A Lawyer Without Law School?!
A panel of experts will share the alternative path to becoming a lawyer in Washington via an apprenticeship. The Law Clerk Program is a four-year program designed to provide educational and practical experience through a combination of work and study with an experienced lawyer or judge. Come find out more about this less costly alternative to practicing law!
Michael Chertoff – Solving the Immigration Crisis
Former Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff will discuss the roots of the current immigration crisis.
Clubs and Groups
ASWSU Student Legal Services People of Color Pre-Law Coalition (PCPC) Washington State University’s Pre-Law Society WSU Mock Trial
Law School Application Materials
Application Requirements To meet the requirements to apply to law school, you must research individual institutions. The list below provides information for common application materials. Personal Statement Personal statements are […]
Pre-Law 101 Canvas Resource
Washington State University’s Pre-Law 101 Canvas Resource provides educational materials that are designed to support WSU students to prepare for Law School. The course modules provide a sample timeline to […]
PLRC Home
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 […]