Ciao to all
well since i'm graduatd, here in italy, about three years, i'm thinking on llm in the States, i think it could be the bets way to imporve my skills...and so be able to find good job opportunities here in Italy...
I was asking my self more or less wich is the average age of people that attend an LLM...i'm asking that because i'm about 30 years old, so i'm just trying to understand if i'm to old..:-)
i have different experience, above all working as in house lawyer in big companies, so i'm trying also to figure out wich one wouls be the best llm to attend.
Thanks in advance for any help
alex from italy
thinking to an LLM
Posted Sep 16, 2008 18:43
Ciao to all
well since i'm graduatd, here in italy, about three years, i'm thinking on llm in the States, i think it could be the bets way to imporve my skills...and so be able to find good job opportunities here in Italy...
I was asking my self more or less wich is the average age of people that attend an LLM...i'm asking that because i'm about 30 years old, so i'm just trying to understand if i'm to old..:-)
i have different experience, above all working as in house lawyer in big companies, so i'm trying also to figure out wich one wouls be the best llm to attend.
Thanks in advance for any help
alex from italy
well since i'm graduatd, here in italy, about three years, i'm thinking on llm in the States, i think it could be the bets way to imporve my skills...and so be able to find good job opportunities here in Italy...
I was asking my self more or less wich is the average age of people that attend an LLM...i'm asking that because i'm about 30 years old, so i'm just trying to understand if i'm to old..:-)
i have different experience, above all working as in house lawyer in big companies, so i'm trying also to figure out wich one wouls be the best llm to attend.
Thanks in advance for any help
alex from italy
Posted Oct 03, 2008 17:38
Hi. Don't worry! I'm 34 and still going for it!
Hi. Don't worry! I'm 34 and still going for it!
Posted Oct 28, 2008 04:28
You should know that U.S. law students generally are required to complete a four-year undergraduate degree before starting three years of law school on a J.D. program. Therefore, most U.S. law students are not in a position to do an LL.M. until at least 25 or 26.
While I don't know if most students in U.S. LL.M. programs are U.S. lawyers, I still don't think 30 is old for the LL.M.
[Edited for grammar.]
You should know that U.S. law students generally are required to complete a four-year undergraduate degree before starting three years of law school on a J.D. program. Therefore, most U.S. law students are not in a position to do an LL.M. until at least 25 or 26.
While I don't know if most students in U.S. LL.M. programs are U.S. lawyers, I still don't think 30 is old for the LL.M.
[Edited for grammar.]
While I don't know if most students in U.S. LL.M. programs are U.S. lawyers, I still don't think 30 is old for the LL.M.
[Edited for grammar.]
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