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Category: The Admission Interviews
These are interviews with graduate admissions team members and/or faculty members from law schools around the world. The idea is to provide first-hand information on the LL.M. application process.
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Esra Ozcan, Koç University Law School
LLM students on the thesis track may receive up to full tuition waiver depending on their success during the interview and written exam. Also international students will find Turkey more affordable in terms of living costs comparing to traditional graduate destinations.
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Toni Jaeger-Fine, Fordham Law School
Toni M. Jaeger-Fine, Fordham School of Law, on the benefits of a foreign LLM, writing a good personal statement, and much more.
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Chinthana Konganda, California Western School of Law
Chinthana Konganda, an Assistant Director at the California Western School of Law, on recruitment prospects in the US, making the most of LLM, and more.
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Amber Featherstone, Wake Forest University
Amber Featherstone of Wake Forest University School of Law discussed SoPs, LLM recruitments & more
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Cole Agar, School of Transnational Law at Peking University
Cole Agar, from Peking University’s School of Transnational Law, on why their LLM makes sense for the Indian law graduate
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Sean O’Brien on the International Human Rights LLM at Notre Dame
Sean O’Brien discusses the LLM in International Human Rights Law offered by Notre Dame Law School
The LLM #Admissions: Margaret Llyod, Notre Dame Law School
Margaret Lloyd, from Notre Dame Law School, discusses what makes a good statement of purpose, the US legal recruitment market, and more.
The LLM #Admissions: Javier Aviles Tovar, IE Law School
Javier Aviles, Associate Director of Admissions at IE Law School, discusses the benefits of an international LLM, LLM admissions and recruitments.
The LLM #Admissions: Miki P Hamstra, Robert H. McKinney School of Law
McKinney School of Law’s Miki Hamstra on the benefits of a US LLM, drafting a good personal statement, the US job market for , and a whole lot more.
#Admissions: Joseph Pollak, Michigan Law School, on the MACL program
Sometime back, I had written about three executive LLMs that Indian mid-career lawyers can take a look at. One of those, mentioned only towards the end of the piece, was the Masters in Advanced Corporate Law (MACL) offered by the Michigan Law School. The MACL course caught my eye for a number of reasons, including…… Continue reading #Admissions: Joseph Pollak, Michigan Law School, on the MACL program
The LLM #Admission interviews: Prof. Margareth Etienne, Illinois College of Law
Prof. Margareth Etienne on how to identify the ideal law school, writing the Statement of Purpose, the JSD degree, and a whole lot more.
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Elizabeth H. Woyczynski, School of Law at CWRU (Part II)
Amicus Partners speaks to Elizabeth H. Woyczynski from the School of Law at Case Western Reserve University.
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Elizabeth H. Woyczynski, Case Western Reserve University
In the first interview under The Admission Interviews, Amicus Partners speaks with Elizabeth H. Woyczynski from the Case Western Reserve University’s School of Law. At CWRU, Elizabeth is the Administrative Director of Admissions and Student Services, Foreign Graduate Legal Services. In this interview, Elizabeth discusses crucial aspects of the LLM application process such as the personal statements, letters…… Continue reading The LLM #Admission Interviews: Elizabeth H. Woyczynski, Case Western Reserve University
The LLM #Admission Interviews: Andrew Horsfall, Syracuse University College of Law
Andrew Horsfall tells me how admission officers view LLM applications, how scholarships can be negotiated, and what are the best ways to identify the law school (and post-graduate course) that will offer you the most value.