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1. Meet a 1L: Nick Pasquarello ’28L

Meet a 1L: Nick Pasquarello '28L Nick Pasquarello is from Billings, Montana and received his undergraduate degree from Montana Technological University.

By Law Communications
August 20, 2025

Nick Pasquarello '28L

Nick Pasquarello is from Billings, Montana and received his undergraduate degree from Montana Technological University.

Hobby/Interest?

I love to play golf and pickup basketball.

What you are looking forward to in 1L year?

I am looking forward to meeting my classmates, professors, and staff at W&L. I'm enthusiastic about starting classes and diving into the study of law. My fiancée and I are adopting our first pet (a cat), which I'm especially excited about.

Why W&L Law?

W&L stood out to me for several reasons. I visited W&L twice and was incredibly impressed by the admissions team, students, and faculty. Everything I read about W&L was confirmed during my visits. It truly is a close-knit community that wants you to succeed. I've felt so much support already and am thankful for the opportunity to attend such a special place.

What is the most adventurous thing you have done?

I've skied, fly-fished, hiked, camped, and wake surfed, all in my beautiful home state of Montana.

Something you hope to continue to pursue in law school that brings you joy?

I plan to stay active by playing sports and exploring the Shenandoah Valley.

Something unique about you?

I am the first person in my family to go to law school. I became interested in the legal field after participating in a criminal mock trial during undergrad.

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