The season 6 finale of "Suits" may still feature Mike (Patrick J. Adams) becoming a certified lawyer despite the blocks along the road, so to speak.

"Suits" season 6 is finally taking a bow this Wednesday evening with the release of its episode 16. While the popular legal procedural series is already slated for a season 7, fans can only wonder if the current season of the series will end with Mike finally becoming a certified lawyer.

The synopsis for "Suits" season 6 finale reveals that Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Rachel (Meghan Markle) will help Mike overcome an obstable in his quest to become a lawyer. However, according to the latest reports, Mike's dream of becoming a certified lawyer will be beset with one big obstacle, and it is not a "what" but a "who" as the prosecutor who got him into prison in the previous season of the series will be part of the panel that will interview him for the bar: Anita Gibbs (Leslie Hope).

Avid fans of "Suits" know too well that Anita is, indeed, a major hindrance to Mike's dream of becoming a lawyer. After all, the prosecutor has been adamant against giving any support to Harvey and Mike, believing that the two did something shady in order to get Mike out of prison in the mid finale of the series' current season last year.

As Anita has made it clear to Harvey that Mike will never get her vote, the people behind Mike's quest to become a certified lawyer will entertain the idea of having her kicked out from the panel. However, it seems that it is not the only option left as Anita offers Harvey a deal.

"This is your chance to put your money where your mouth is. You for him," Anita tells Harvey in the promo for the upcoming season 6 finale episode.

What does Anita want Harvey to do? Will Harvey agree to sacrifice himself for Mike? Will Mike become a certified lawyer at the end of season 6?

Find out when "Suits" season 6 finale airs over the USA Network tomorrow evening, March 1, at 10/9 C.