Hello everyone,
I first would like to thank you everyone for providing some mcu information about the LLMs, and really useful....OK, here is my problem....I am really not familiar with the LLM applications, the requirements to apply...I don't even know if I would get any chances to be admitted: I would like to apply to a LLM program in UK or in the US in one year or 2, I will be 22 years old: I will graduate from my French business school with a Master in Science in Management, and with a Master in private Law and tax Law from the University Paris I- Panthéon-Sorbonne.
So, could I apply for a LLM then, or would I have to gain some work experience, and if so, in what fields?
I know, there are a lot of questions, but I am just completely lost.....
Thanks in advance for paying attention...
Take care everyone
Hannah

You're not too young to complete an LL.M. No application would be rejected because of age, so there's no such thing as too young - or too old... You need to meet entrance requirements of course, which are

Here's a question for you though Wady1984 which might help determine if an LL.M is right for you, and if so, which one:

"Why do you want to do an LL.M?"