Hi everyone,
I received admission offers for the 2024-2025 programs from several prestigious US universities, including UPenn, NYU, UMich, and Georgetown. Unfortunately, due to a sudden change in my financial situation, I don’t have the means to attend these schools.
I’m now considering applying to universities in the UK and EU. For those with experience or knowledge in this area, how great are my chances of getting into UK/EU universities given my admissions to these US law schools? Additionally, what are my chances of securing scholarships at these UK/EU universities?
Thanks in advance!
What are my chances of getting into UK/EU LLM programs if I was accepted into the US universities?
Posted Jun 28, 2024 13:39
I received admission offers for the 2024-2025 programs from several prestigious US universities, including UPenn, NYU, UMich, and Georgetown. Unfortunately, due to a sudden change in my financial situation, I don’t have the means to attend these schools.
I’m now considering applying to universities in the UK and EU. For those with experience or knowledge in this area, how great are my chances of getting into UK/EU universities given my admissions to these US law schools? Additionally, what are my chances of securing scholarships at these UK/EU universities?
Thanks in advance!
Posted Jun 29, 2024 07:15
Chances of getting accepted are high. Chances of significant scholarships are low (but tuition is already low compared to the US).
Posted Jun 29, 2024 10:06
Hi all!
I have 62% marks in my undergrad in Law.
Have 2 years of work experience.
I aim to apply to US Law schools (good ones like Upenn, Georgetown, Cornell, UC Berkeley, UCLA etc)
I am also pursuing my Part time LLM (Remote Study) at University of London in International Arbitration.
What are my chances with acceptance from US Law schools?
Should I improve my profile further? Maybe do some more in-campus courses? Or maybe give my GRE?
Any inputs guys will be hugely beneficial for me!
Thanks
Funiki
[Edited by Funiki on Jun 29, 2024]
I have 62% marks in my undergrad in Law. <br>
Have 2 years of work experience. <br>
I aim to apply to US Law schools (good ones like Upenn, Georgetown, Cornell, UC Berkeley, UCLA etc)<br>
I am also pursuing my Part time LLM (Remote Study) at University of London in International Arbitration.<br>
What are my chances with acceptance from US Law schools? <br>
Should I improve my profile further? Maybe do some more in-campus courses? Or maybe give my GRE?
Any inputs guys will be hugely beneficial for me!
Thanks
Funiki
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