Most Mondays (11:00am and 3:00pm); Wednesdays (11:00am and 5:00pm); Thursdays (11:00); and Fridays (11:00am and 3:00pm)

These guided tours explore our three interconnected campus buildings and accommodate about 12 prospective/admitted students with up to one guest each. All participants must register at least one business day in advance of the requested visit (and indicate if they are bringing one guest) to receive the confirmation email with instructions.

SELF GUIDED TOURS

If you would like to visit during a day or time our office does not offer guided tours, you are welcome to pick-up a Walking Tour Packet from the Warren Information Desk located just inside the Warren Building. 

IN-PERSON INFORMATION SESSIONS 

Most Mondays and Fridays at 2:00pm

Led by an Admissions representative and a current law student these sessions discuss the application process, financial aid options, and present a brief overview of experiential learning and some student activities. (Please note these sessions are tailored to those that have not yet applied.) Prospective students may bring up to one guest with them for the session but must indicate that when they register. Prospective students must register one business day in advance of their requested visit to receive the confirmation email with instructions. 

VIRTUAL FORMATION SESSIONS 

Most Tuesdays at 3:00pm

These hour-long virtual sessions will be led by an Admissions team member and 1-2 current law students. They will be held via Zoom most Tuesdays from September 10 - November 19 at 3:00pm ET for up to 25 prospective students. These sessions will provide an overview of the admissions process, financial aid, experiential learning opportunities, and student activities. Participants must register one business day in advance of their requested session to receive the confirmation email with the Zoom link.

Virtual Campus Tour Video

Join two student guides in our official virtual tour video, created to give prospective students an idea of our 8.5-acre campus and its three interconnect buildings. Check it out here!

Wondering what it's like to brief your first case, conduct legal research for the Department of Justice, or represent your first client? How can you balance studying for classes, working at an externship or for a law clinic and still have time for a social life? Here's an opportunity to connect with a student ambassador about their experience at the Washington College of Law and their life in Washington, D.C.

Admitted students should refer to the JD Admitted Students Site noted in your admissions notification to view events planned specifically for admitted students.