Hello,

I am a third year law student in Luiss Guido Carli University,Rome.I was planning to attend a Summer School this July.I saw the programs of Bucerius Law School and LSE.
There is a course in Competition Law in LSE which sounds great but the program in Bucerius gives you the possibility to pick up more than one course per session and seems well made too.I would choose Bucerius but all the professors in my university are suggesting me to go to LSE.What would be your advice?

I am from Germany and I can tell you Bucerius (and Hamburg) is very nice but still I would recommend LSE just because at the moment it is still more known around the world (although this may change in the future). But apply for both and if you only get an offer from Bucerius dont be sad. It is a very good University!

I am contemplating applying for the Bucerius Law School Summer School 2009 in International Business Law. I believe the program only started in year 2008 and year 2009 is the 2nd year that the Law School is hosting the Summer Program.
Hi, guys, can anyone give any comment/advice whether it is worthwhile to attend the program? Perhaps those who attended the year 2008 program can advise.

And what about the University of Augsburg Summer Law School 2009 Program? Is this program better? Any idea?

If one doesn't have any budgetary constraint, the LSE Summer School would be a fine program to attend. Your professors are giving you sound advice and it may be a good idea to heed their wisdom.