Choosing which law school you will attend is a considerable choice. We recognize how important it is for you to experience as much as possible before making your decision — viewing campus facilities, seeing the interactions between students and professors, and exploring the curricular and student life opportunities available. Wake Forest Law is dedicated to providing engaging experiences that show not only how we have adapted to current norms, but how our community thrives regardless of modality.
We invite you to explore the various ways in which to engage with us virtually this semester:
- Attend an information session or workshop
- Watch a virtual tour
- Engage with an admissions counselor
- Find us at a law recruiting event
More information about each of these opportunities is contained below.
Attend an Information Session or Workshop
Since we may not be able to meet you at in-person events this semester, we invite you to join us for a virtual information session where we'll provide you with information and dialogue that is typically available at in-person recruitment events. We'll review application timelines, program information, view a short walking tour of the law school, and dedicate time to answer your questions. We're also pleased to offer our traditional in-person workshops in a virtual format.
If you are interested, please contact us at lawadmissions@wfu.edu or 336-758-5437 for more information.
Watch a Virtual Tour
Gaining perspective of the physical spaces where most of the law school experience takes place is also important. While no virtual experience can match walking through a facility in person, we invite you to view our short Virtual Tour video.
Engage with an Admissions Counselor
Our admissions staff is always eager to engage with prospective students and provide answers to your questions about Wake Forest Law. If you would like to engage with us, feel free to schedule a mutually convenient time below.
Find Us at a Virtual Recruiting Event
Admissions representatives will be in attendance at various virtual law fairs throughout the semester. The registration process and format of each of these events may be different depending on the host institution. For more information, links to the individual event websites are included below when available.
| Date | Time | Event |
| Thursday, January 21 | 1:00pm - 3:00pm | Emory University Law School Fair |
| Tuesday, February 9 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Tuskegee University Law School Fair |
| Thursday, February 11 | 5:00pm - 7:00pm | UGA Pre-Law Panel Event |
| Saturday, February 13 | TBD | North Carolina Diversity Day |
Wake Forest University
Be a Demon Deacon
Wake Forest University is a private institution with nearly 8,000 students collectively enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs.
Pro Humanitate. Our motto, which roughly translates to “for Humanity,” is a calling to use our education and value for community to better the lives of others. No matter your personal interpretation, the spirit of pro humanitate is an opportunity to leave the world better than we found it.
| 1834 | Founded in Wake Forest, NC |
| 1894 | The School of Law opened |
| 1956 | Relocated to Winston-Salem, NC |
| Old Gold and Black | The official colors of Wake Forest University |
| Division I Athletics | Proud member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) |
| Demon Deacon | The official mascot |
Winston-Salem, NC
Where Art and Innovation Meet
Find yourself minutes from the heart of downtown Winston-Salem. Known as North Carolina’s “City of Arts and Innovation,” Winston-Salem is home to many locally owned restaurants and coffee shops, craft breweries, art galleries, and the area’s leading technology and research park, Wake Forest Innovation Quarter. Whether you prefer land or water, Winston-Salem and the surrounding area offers myriad outdoor adventures. With local lakes and state hiking trails, there are plenty of opportunities in and near the city to unwind in the great outdoors.
