Washington University School of Law

"Amazing campus and one of the best top law schools for finacial aid."

"WARNING TO FUTURE APPLICANTS: WashU Law waives all application and reporting fees for potential applicants that they know they will not actually accept, most of whom wouldn't even apply here otherwise. This is a blatant, bad-faith attempt to game the rankings by artificially lowering the acceptance rate while also deliberately giving false hope to applicants. I fell for it unfortunately, but I really have no desire to spend any length of time in Missouri anyhow. I'm more worried about this happening to an applicant who has dreamed of attending this school, as nobody's self-worth should be at play in a supposedly elite law school's manipulative rankings gambit. If you want to attend school/practice in Missouri, go to Mizzou Law. You'll graduate with way less debt, and its alumni are far more notable."

"I really enjoy attending my MLS at Wash U Law. I feel that on a basic law level that it is a great way to get a basic understanding of law. If you are like me and would like to use this degree to enhance your career or are thinking of going to get a JD and want to test the waters first. I recommend getting an MLS at Wash U Law. On the other hand I just want to thank the techs who are very quick and reliable when I needed help troubleshooting and navigating the logins correctly. They were very helpful, quick, and they achieve the results that I need quickly..so I could get back to my school work."

"Although I enjoyed my time as a student and was pretty successful, earning my JD here has in no way improved my life. In fact, WashU Law has actively worked against me. They allowed a law firm to rescind their offer after a year waiting for a start date in an unfamiliar city. The firm had violated their own contract in multiple ways but WashU offered no assistance or advice for reconsideration - I was left to fend for myself. When I needed course descriptions for a real estate license, my request was ignored. When I needed a recommendation, a professor agreed to do one but the employer told me not to use that reference ever again. I made more money before attending law school. I have been desperate to the point of begging people for a job - but no one has given me a chance to do meaningful work. This school is not helping me in any way to find a job and at this point, I think they should hire me to do something for the University. This school has effectively ruined my chances for a successful career."

"Nice courtyard, great school and solid program."