Thanks for first posts
By Maren[LLM GUIDE] in Editor's Blog on Aug 26, 2006
As the first LL.M. courses of the year are getting started, we're excited to see the first blog entries from LL.M. students already coming in. But we're even more delighted that so many people are interested in reading them. In under a week, the first blogs have already had several hundred viewers -- not bad for a new feature. So, we are expecting this to be a popular and widely-read part of LLM GUIDE in the months to come.Special thanks to Ivan2006's for a first report, which gave us some personal impressions about a busy week in the "Introduction to US Law" course at NYU. We are also looking forward to more posts from Jazzman at University College London, as well as the other students who have expressed interest in blogging on our open forum. If you're starting up on an LL.M. program this fall -- no matter where you're from or where you're going -- we invite you to blog on LLM GUIDE. Just imagine how helpful student blogs would have been back when we were looking for the right LL.M. programs to apply to!
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