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Get the inside scoop on Washburn University School of Law admissions. Vault provides detailed accounts by students & alumni of the admissions process, including advice on getting in, applications, interviews, essays, and selectivity.


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Admissions Survey Excerpts
Current Student
Washburn has a fairly simple admissions process. Essentially there is an application like all other school and a personal statement. Washburn tend...   READ MORE
Alumni
Take a bar preparation class (like Kaplan), register with LSDAS and find a Washburn application on the web-site, www.washburnlaw.edu. Make sure yo...   READ MORE
Current Student
The admissions process was incredibly smooth, and I received a quick response. The process included transcripts, letters of reference, a personal...   READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
Current Student
I am a 1L, so I'll I can speak to is the first year... They divide the 1L's into 2 sections, and 2 subsections of those sections. Therefore, you h...   READ MORE
Alumni
Law school should be tough. If it is easy for you, you are not working hard enough. You generally take 12 to 15 hours per semester for 3 years. ...   READ MORE
Current Student
The workload is significant, but hey, it's law school. Overall, the professor truly care about the students. I have always gotten the courses th...   READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
Current Student
Washburn has some areas of specialties, which make graduates more marketable-- including family law, business, and advocacy. Most recruitment is done ...   READ MORE
Alumni
If you apply yourself and get good grades (top 5) you will have no problem getting almost any job. Of course your personality will have some impact. ...   READ MORE
Current Student
The on-campus recruiting process is interesting. And, I earned a job from it, so that's always good.   READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
Current Student
nobody lives on campus. There are some nice apartments in Topeka, though. All within 10-15 minutes of the campus.    READ MORE
Alumni
The campus has recently expanded. It is a pretty setting with housing options and a new dining facility. Parking is free, but seems to be gettin...   READ MORE
Current Student
The facilities are fabulous. The school was updated recently, the campus added a workout facility and the entire school has wireless internet.   READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
Current Student
Many students are married and/or have families, so Washburn isn't a huge party school. For people who are interested in going out to bars and such...   READ MORE
Alumni
Topeka is not the most entertaining city. It is, however, a good place to go to law school because it doesn't have many distractions. It has a f...   READ MORE
Current Student
Plenty of restaurants, bars and women. But, the social life doesn't provide so much distraction that a person with a reasonable sense of duty can...   READ MORE

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