At UW Law, you’ll find the best of both worlds: a small, tight-knit community with access to the many resources a world-class university and city has to offer. Our community fosters a rare team spirit that permeates the law school and benefits from the diverse backgrounds and perspectives that students bring. Lifelong friendships contribute to an engaged, global alumni network.
Beyond the classroom, students participate in a variety of organizations and activities, and take advantage of Seattle’s outdoor activities and vibrant arts and culture scene.
Academic Services offers law students academic assistance, coordinates registration, posts grades, administers exams and much more.
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Plan your career path, meet prospective employers and build effective skills and strategies that will serve you throughout your career.
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The Law Dawgs Resource Center is our web-based tool for sending student announcements. All faculty, staff and students are able to post and read student announcements.
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Ellen Wen, 2L, reflects on victories won by Prof. David Owens and students in the first year of the Civil Rights & Justice Clinic.
Sam McVeety wants technology to be “a force for good for everyone, not just a small number of people.”
Check out the Student Bar Association's online store for UW Law merchandise.
Dean Tamara F. Lawson has made the decision that the School of Law will no longer participate in the U.S. News and World Report rankings process.
