Seattle University Law School: Admissions

Erik JW 

on Google

a month ago

Adjunct professors are vastly superior to their tenured faculty. Unfortunately, you will invariably get stuck with too many tenured faculty for required courses. Their legal writing program, which is highly rated, is only due to the retired professors who designed the program and legal writing coursebook. You will likely get stuck with legal writing "professor" who is new to teaching and lacks any pedagogical - let alone interpersonal - skills. If you are interested in attending this law school, caveat emptor. 

Thomas A 

on Google

5 months ago

Excellent community. 

Killian Remmie Palika 

on Google

5 months ago

The Law school has an excellent Effective Legal Writing course and Technology & Innovation LLM research graduate program. I enjoyed my studies as an international student. The subjects were practical and the professors were friendly and helpful. This is one of the best law schools one can attend. 

decir la verdad 

on Google

8 months ago

I wouldn't call this a school. It's a poorly run business and cash grab, preying on wealthy international students. About half our class dropped out within a year. There's no support for those who remain. Instead, grades depend on who can juggle their BS, including being provided incorrect deadlines, broken links and discontinued programs. Admin fails to take accountability when they mess up your account. They don't heed feedback from alumni and students suggested for years. There are decent professors. However, many 1) are ... read more