Our Students

If Ellen Mussey and Emma Gillett visited the campus today, they would be amazed at how WCL has changed. They would discover:

  • a school where women comprise 60 percent of each class.
  • among top law schools, WCL ranks ninth in racial diversity.
  • the class entering in 2003 included a minority enrollment of 33 percent.
  • our international population has grown to 22 foreign countries represented in the JD class of 2005 and over 60 countries represented in our LLM program.
Today, our students meet scholars, fellows and practitioners who come here from around the world to study, conduct research and participate in conferences and symposia.

The following includes an interesting look into our past student affairs!

Kappa Beta Pi Sorority Chapter Certificate
Kappa Beta Pi Sorority Chapter Certificate
Click here to enlarge. 		First Picket Line - Womens Suffrage
First Picket Line - Womens Suffrage
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1930-1931 Class Schedule
1930-31 Class Schedule
Click here to enlarge. 		1917 Law School Application
1917 School Application
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Page from the Woman's Law Class Notebook of 1896
The WCL Basketball Team
Click here to enlarge. 		The College Grit - Gillett's Memorial
The College Grit
Written by & for the students
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- The Washington College of Law application viewbook

- The 2003 Washington College of Law Application Viewbook. Office of Admissions, Washington College of Law, Washington, D.C., 2003.

- WCL Media Relations press releases.