Hi guys, I need your advice.

I was admitted by 4 law schools in Netherlands and now I have to choose one to apply for the Huygens Scholarship. Please give me advice which school/program is better with overall characteristics, academic staff, environment etc:

1. Erasmus University Rotterdam, Commercial Law
2. University of Groningen, International Economic and Business Law
3. Maastricht University, Advanced Master in International and European Economic Law IEEL
4. Utrecht University, International Business Law and Globalisation

I'll appreciate your help..:))

that's a nice selection you have there! Congratulations!
I can't offer you specific advice, but having a read of some other posts on here, something else you may want to consider is after-study prospects - proximity to good employment opportunities in each of these locations. But I agree the main thing is the quality of the program. :-)

Hi GiorginN.
I recommend Erasmus Universiteit, as I`m doing at Erasmus LL.M in Commercial Law and I truly enjoy it.
I`m from Bulgaria and I`m studying this LL.M. I really like it- it`s very interesting and in addition to that the lecturers are bright and really good. Most of them are practitioners. Also, my colleagues are really cool and nice and from all over the world. And the city is full of places of interest to visit.
Also, if you decide to come in Rotterdam, I can provide you the books and materials needed /readers and everything/.
If you need more information, do not hesitate to ask here or via e-mail/ you could write down yours and I`ll get in touch.../
Good luck!:)

Hi SunShine9,
how did the LLM go at last?
cheers

the only thing that i am really curious about is ur conditions since u have been admitted to so many good unis.T^T

It's not so hard Katie,
the language requirements are almost the same (7.0 IELTS), two reference letters and a good background, that's it.
I mean, if you are compliant to all of them, there shouldn't be many issues