Out of curiosity, I would like to know if LL.M programs in Health Law are generally hard to get into.

Most students I know want tend to specialize in business law or international law. Hence, I'd like to know how competitive these Masters in Health Law are.

More specifically when it comes to Public Health/Global Health programs.

<blockquote>Out of curiosity, I would like to know if LL.M programs in Health Law are generally hard to get into.

Most students I know want tend to specialize in business law or international law. Hence, I'd like to know how competitive these Masters in Health Law are.

More specifically when it comes to Public Health/Global Health programs. </blockquote>

I would dare to assume it depends on the University and its reputation first and foremost. While it is true that business law, tax and international law garner majority of attention, getting into a good school with a specialized LLM would always be harder than getting into some other school that is ranked differently.

Out of curiosity, to which programs were you referring to?

I was actually think about Georgetown's Global Health program.