I am considering applying for a US llm program, primarily focused on arbitration and dispute resolution, but I don't know a lot about the admission requirements:
I have a lot of practical experience from legal diverse legal work, also in the US (human rights organization) and written my dissertation on US / Scandinavian pre-trial law.
How important are academic results (grades) when an application is considered? and how does nationality for the sake of having a diverse alumni play in to the equation?
Thank you for all and any response.
Admission requirements, foreign lawyer
Posted May 03, 2011 20:16
I am considering applying for a US llm program, primarily focused on arbitration and dispute resolution, but I don't know a lot about the admission requirements:
I have a lot of practical experience from legal diverse legal work, also in the US (human rights organization) and written my dissertation on US / Scandinavian pre-trial law.
How important are academic results (grades) when an application is considered? and how does nationality for the sake of having a diverse alumni play in to the equation?
Thank you for all and any response.
I have a lot of practical experience from legal diverse legal work, also in the US (human rights organization) and written my dissertation on US / Scandinavian pre-trial law.
How important are academic results (grades) when an application is considered? and how does nationality for the sake of having a diverse alumni play in to the equation?
Thank you for all and any response.
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