University Of Washington School Of Law

Best bargain price for a stellar education. I attended in the «old building». The new building is modern, and the classrooms are nice and inviting. If I had to choose again, I would attend here. I got into iveys, but on a cost comparison, this can’t be beat. I don’t regret my choice. My wallet also thanks me.

Law school and library building is nice. Large library with large desks to spread out all your notes. Cons: parking is expensive $ 15 a day and parki g is hard to find. Use the N1 parking lot (the same parking lot for the museum) it’s closer to the library.

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE LAW LIBRARY
Below the law school is one of the few public law libraries in the state. Since this is public, it’s free for anyone to use and well stocked. That being said, I have noticed that because of budget cuts they stopped updating some series (they’re marked with a «!» sticker on the book’s binding). If you have a Washington State ID, they’ll give you a bar code to use to access online databases such as WestLaw and LexisNexis. The bar code is also for checking out selective items. Also, go to the reference desk and they give you a day-​long wifi username and password so you may work on your computer in the library. It is a quiet zone so please don’t bring kids or such food items that make noise. There is a law school student section which only those attending UW have access to so don’t attempt to go in that zone.
Only negative thing I can say about this library is that there is no cell phone reception down there so seldom will a text come through.

For my 100^th review, I reviewed my undergrad.
So for 200, I’ll move on to my grad school. Boom.
Law school sucks. There’s no way around that. Despite how much I actually detested law school at the time, UWLS made it as painless of a process as possible. Great faculty, friendly student body, beautiful facilities, and a surprisingly reasonable tuition (obviously in comparison to other schools).
The highlight is definitely William H. Gates Hall itself: new, modern, and conveniently located on the edge of campus (to avoid walking through hoards of pesky undergrads). And while you will find several sleeping bums in the library at all times, the law students only section has huge tables for your textbooks, plenty of sunlight, and plenty of non-​diseased chairs for your napping pleasure.
Not that I recommend law school to anyone, but if you are going to put yourself through the pain, this ain’t a bad place to do it.