Prospective Students
Colleges and universities represented in
the Class of 2008 (pdf)
LSAT and GPA medians and geographic
distribution for the Class of 2008 (pdf)
Some things you may not know about the Class of 2007 at Washington &
Lee University School of Law...
Extracurricular Activities and Community Service Achievements:
- Members of the Class of 2007 have
studied in Spain, Sweden, Italy, Thailand, England, Germany, Australia
and France.
- One student educated male
students on rape/sexual assault and guided peer discussion on rape
empathy.
- Another student was a donor of
peripheral blood stem cells for a cancer patient, and another started a
program teaching English to employees at a local Mexican restaurant.
Work experience, hobbies, and activities:
- Before entering W&L, several students worked as
paralegals and legal assistants. However, others had some unique
occupations, such as
an ice cream critic, interior/exterior
painter, novelist, adoption caseworker, and an investigation analyst at
the NYSE.
- There are 5 varsity athletes
in the first year class plus one brown belt in karate.
- Several students play the
guitar, electric guitar, bass, piano,
and saxophone
- The class is very active with the more creative
activities being
Kishi Karate, bowling, ultimate frisbee, and
equestrian.
2
students are SCUBA certified.
Majors:
- Political science was one of the most popular
undergraduate major
(26), with History (23), English (14),
Economics (13) and Psychology (12)
also well-represented.
- Some students received a B.A. or B.S in Theater,
Art History, Philosophy, and
Journalism.
- Thirty-four students earned double
majors. Eleven students have received a graduate degree.
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