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Academics Survey |
| Full-time law program |
All first years take the same classes. Depending on your professor, your
workload can be brutal and demanding, or relatively easy-going.
Regardless, your second and third years it's up to you, class-wise, but
if you take a light load of classes (i.e., touchy-feely subjects instead
of serious courses), interviewers for firm jobs after your second and
third years will notice and probably not be too impressed.
Your workload will also depend on the number of extra-curricular
activities you choose to engage in (e.g. Law Journal, Moot COurt).
Employers look upon these activities favorably, but they can cause a lot
of time constraints.
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Washington University-St Louis School of Law Admission & Application Surveys
