We are the group of only 25 students, which implies that everyone here is purely on merits and probably the best in their sphere.
First Person Accounts: Chetna Chandel on the LL.M. at PennState Law
I would certainly believe that Penn State helped me to overcome my shortcomings, pushed me to think beyond the clouds, and choose a non-conventional method.
First Person Accounts: Kirthana S. Khurana on the MCL at the University of Cambridge
The MCL course is more strenuous than the LLM course at Cambridge, as we took six courses against four in LLM, and were examined thrice in an academic term. To be honest, this was extremely stressful at times.
First Person Accounts: Bhavinee Singh on the LL.M. at Emory University’s School of Law
what really mattered was the diligence in responding displayed by everyone at Emory. They were very patient with me through all my queries and helped me at each step of the admissions process.
Some Expert Advice: Preparing for & passing the California Bar Exam
I couldn’t believe that all my hard work had paid off. I had finally passed the toughest bar exam in the world and was a dual qualified lawyer!
First Person Accounts: Atharva Sontakke on the LL.M. at LSE
Academically, the most valuable experience for me was a massive improvement in the most basic skills that any lawyer must possess, that is, critical thinking, analytical thinking, and writing skills.
First Person Accounts: Jigyasa Singla on the Jindal-Maurer double degree programme
I would recommend that one consider why they want to pursue a JD, as it is a big investment. Due to visa uncertainties, one may or may not be able to work in the United States for a long period of time.
First Person Accounts: Sabarish Suresh on the LL.M. & JSD at Cardozo School of Law
But if studying to enhance one’s knowledge in a particular domain is the criteria, you need to break away from just looking at rankings and do more work
The Amicus Interviews: Deborshi Barat on the MALD at Fletchers, legal research & more
The famous collegiality of the Fletcher 'mafia' is a different experience altogether, and one learns a lot from one's peers as well, especially because the range of perspectives, nationalities, professional backgrounds, and world-views is staggering.
First Person Accounts: Pavithra Jaidev on the LL.M. at the University of New South Wales (UNSW)
Do your research thoroughly, read the market carefully, see what kind of scholarships and opportunities you can avail, talk to people, network, collect information and plan ahead. You don’t want to get stuck once you land there and end up going back empty handed, because that would be just very disappointing.
First Person Accounts: Asmita Singh on the International Dispute Resolution LL.M. at Humboldt University of Berlin
First Person Accounts (FPA’s) are meant to provide a first-hand account of law graduates who have pursued, or are pursuing, a post-graduate course (LL.M. or otherwise) from different universities across the world. In this edition, I speak with Asmita Singh, who is currently enrolled for the LL.M. in International Dispute Resolution at the Humboldt University of … Continue reading First Person Accounts: Asmita Singh on the International Dispute Resolution LL.M. at Humboldt University of Berlin
First Person Accounts: Aakanksha Chauhan on the LLM at Osgoode Hall, York University
Aakanksha Chauhan on the LLM at Osgoode Hall, York University in Canada
First Person Accounts: Yashaswini Mittal on an LLM from Georgetown University
Yashaswini Mittal on the Global Health Law LLM at Georgetown University, being a research assistant, the benefits of an international LLM and more.