FSU Law Admissions

We wanted to take a moment to recognize some of our 3L student ambassadors who graduated yesterday and who are now officially FSU Law alumni! We are so proud of you all and can’t wait to see what you do next 👏🎓

Graduation is almost here and before our 3Ls walk the stage, they’re leaving behind a few parting words of wisdom. Katherine Harris shares some of her advice in our new blog. 🎓

You can read the blog using the link in our bio!

The Florida State Capitol is just a few blocks away from FSU Law. With that comes incredible opportunities for our students interested in government, politics, and the legislative process.

⭐️ Student Spotlight: Morgan Hughes ⭐️

Hello, my name is Morgan Hughes, and I am a 2L from Panama City, Florida. I’ve have wanted to be a lawyer since my 7th grade civics class and always dreamed of attending FSU Law. Aside from my interest in the legal profession, I knew that by getting a J.D. I could work in a capacity to help those who are unable to help themselves. Identifying what I really care about gave me the drive to push through all the trials (no pun intended) that await any prospective student in the admissions process. 

FSU Law was not only my dream school, but also was the best option I could have picked. While the education certainly is challenging and competitive, the student environment is not defined by it. The camaraderie amongst the students and professors promotes a culture where everyone wants to see the other to succeed.

While I currently cannot tell you where I will be after graduation, I believe that my experience working in government law will provide me with an idea of where I could see the most impact from my work. The resources FSU Law offers has given me the best opportunity to explore different practices while in school so that I can have a better bearing on where I am called to be.

During the 2024-2025 academic year, our students completed 7000+ hours of pro bono service, providing legal assistance and making a difference in their communities.

From the courtroom to federal regulation, FSU Law students are gaining hands-on experience at the highest levels. Our newest blog highlights 3L Mirah Abulaban’s time as a Florida Supreme Court Fellow and her externship with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission—two experiences that helped shape her path in the law. Read more about her journey and the opportunities available to FSU Law students using the link in our bio!

Follow along on our Instagram story today as 2L Quinn Hoffman takes over from the Gabrielli Family Law Moot Court Competition in Albany, New York!