Seattle University offers eligible undergraduate students at partner institutions the opportunity to complete both their bachelor’s degree and law degree in six years instead of seven. This pathway is open to high achieving students who would like to start law school after their third year of undergraduate studies.
Learn More About Specific Pathways
How the 3+3 Pathway Works
Do I need to be a pre-law major?
Each university has different major requirements for the 3+3 pathway, so please check with your undergraduate institution to verify that your intended major will fit within the pathway’s parameters. For example, Seattle University currently offers dozens of majors that pair successfully with the 3+3 pathway.
How do I apply?
The application requirements may differ depending on the agreement between your undergraduate school and the Seattle University School of Law. Visit your undergraduate institution’s 3+3 page to learn more about specific requirements.
Who can I contact with additional questions?
If you have specific questions regarding the Seattle University School of Law portion of the 3+3 pathway, we invite you to contact Kelli Rodriguez, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs by email or at 206-398-4277.
