I want to know the details regarding low cost fee universities offering LLM in US and UK
Admission fees details
Posted Aug 08, 2019 12:48
Posted Aug 12, 2019 16:21
What is your overall budget?
For the best schools like Columbia, Virginia, etc. the tuition is generally in the $60 -70k+ range.
The next tier down - programs like at Miami or Pepperdine etc. you're looking at $50k+.
Below that you start to see some good values: University of Florida, Washington - Seattle in this range is under $40k.
The schools that are more locally oriented and have less standing in the rankings, think University of Baltimore, University of Iowa, etc. are $20k+.
Depends on your budget and your goals, honestly.
For the best schools like Columbia, Virginia, etc. the tuition is generally in the $60 -70k+ range.
The next tier down - programs like at Miami or Pepperdine etc. you're looking at $50k+.
Below that you start to see some good values: University of Florida, Washington - Seattle in this range is under $40k.
The schools that are more locally oriented and have less standing in the rankings, think University of Baltimore, University of Iowa, etc. are $20k+.
Depends on your budget and your goals, honestly.
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