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Fast-tracking a Law Degree
As a Leadership Council on Legal Diversity Scholar, Karli will spend the summer at two Pittsburgh-area companies — McGuireWoods and FedEx Ground — where she'll learn about a variety of legal issues and build her professional network.
She’s enrolled in WVU Law’s 3+3 Program, which allows qualified WVU undergraduates to earn their bachelor’s degree and their JD in six years instead of seven. She expects to graduate with a bachelor's degree in Journalism in December 2021 during the middle of her second year of law school.
