Hi folks, could you guys provide some advice for which LLM program listed below to choose?
1. BU -- Amercian law program without scholarship.
2. AU -- International Legal Studies Program. No scholarship yet although possible to get tuition remission in the future.
3. UC Hastings -- LLM admission with $6,000.00 scholarship
4. UCLA - no scholarship
5. Cornell - no scholarship
By the way, my boyfriend is in DC and i prefer stay here if the others are not really valuable in terms of job hunting. Thanks a lot!
BU, AU, UC hastings, UCLA or Cornell?
Posted Mar 11, 2009 01:08
1. BU -- Amercian law program without scholarship.
2. AU -- International Legal Studies Program. No scholarship yet although possible to get tuition remission in the future.
3. UC Hastings -- LLM admission with $6,000.00 scholarship
4. UCLA - no scholarship
5. Cornell - no scholarship
By the way, my boyfriend is in DC and i prefer stay here if the others are not really valuable in terms of job hunting. Thanks a lot!
Posted Mar 11, 2009 02:06
Cornell, AU, UCLA
AU and Cornell programs for internationa law have a very strong reputation. GL!
AU and Cornell programs for internationa law have a very strong reputation. GL!
Posted Mar 11, 2009 02:20
Job hunting would be necessarily linked with the schools reputation. Said so, I think your better choice would Cornell. Even more, because is not that far from DC as the others (excluding AU). Anyway, Congrats!
Posted Mar 11, 2009 16:58
to Teddybear and ALP78, Thanks for your guys replies.
Yes, Cornell seems more attractive. However, without scholarship, I would feel a little bit uncomforable with its high expenses.
International program at AU is pretty good. And my home is just several minutes metro distance to the campus. Even without any scholarship, I would be not that hard to face its cost.
But as ALP78 said, job hunting has such a strong association with school's reputation. So, how's job prospect to be expected? I am kind of confused with my mind facing the balance among money, school program, school reputation and future career expectation.
Hi, dear folks, if you had to make the final decision, what would you do? I'd really appreciate your opinions!
Yes, Cornell seems more attractive. However, without scholarship, I would feel a little bit uncomforable with its high expenses.
International program at AU is pretty good. And my home is just several minutes metro distance to the campus. Even without any scholarship, I would be not that hard to face its cost.
But as ALP78 said, job hunting has such a strong association with school's reputation. So, how's job prospect to be expected? I am kind of confused with my mind facing the balance among money, school program, school reputation and future career expectation.
Hi, dear folks, if you had to make the final decision, what would you do? I'd really appreciate your opinions!
Posted Mar 11, 2009 17:01
I was admitted at NYU no scholarship, BU, AU scholarship (25.000$) and UT.
Definitely going to AU. Hope to see you there :)
Definitely going to AU. Hope to see you there :)
Posted Mar 11, 2009 17:14
to Teddybear and ALP78, Thanks for your guys replies.
Yes, Cornell seems more attractive. However, without scholarship, I would feel a little bit uncomforable with its high expenses.
International program at AU is pretty good. And my home is just several minutes metro distance to the campus. Even without any scholarship, I would be not that hard to face its cost.
But as ALP78 said, job hunting has such a strong association with school's reputation. So, how's job prospect to be expected? I am kind of confused with my mind facing the balance among money, school program, school reputation and future career expectation.
Hi, dear folks, if you had to make the final decision, what would you do? I'd really appreciate your opinions!
In between these, i would choose cornell or ucla, and if considered your preference in location, Cornell. but i am a business lawyer... so, i think you got to keep in mind which program suits your interest better: american, international, business, general...
Btw, Congrats Bear! you gor accepted in NYU general?
Yes, Cornell seems more attractive. However, without scholarship, I would feel a little bit uncomforable with its high expenses.
International program at AU is pretty good. And my home is just several minutes metro distance to the campus. Even without any scholarship, I would be not that hard to face its cost.
But as ALP78 said, job hunting has such a strong association with school's reputation. So, how's job prospect to be expected? I am kind of confused with my mind facing the balance among money, school program, school reputation and future career expectation.
Hi, dear folks, if you had to make the final decision, what would you do? I'd really appreciate your opinions!
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In between these, i would choose cornell or ucla, and if considered your preference in location, Cornell. but i am a business lawyer... so, i think you got to keep in mind which program suits your interest better: american, international, business, general...
Btw, Congrats Bear! you gor accepted in NYU general?
Posted Mar 11, 2009 17:15
yep, general studies :)
Posted Mar 11, 2009 17:24
I was admitted at NYU no scholarship, BU, AU scholarship (25.000$) and UT.
Definitely going to AU. Hope to see you there :)
Congratulations! hope to meet you!:) Could you pls kindly tell me which kind of scholarship you applied? full scholarship? Did you get it with your admission at the same mail?
Definitely going to AU. Hope to see you there :)</blockquote>
Congratulations! hope to meet you!:) Could you pls kindly tell me which kind of scholarship you applied? full scholarship? Did you get it with your admission at the same mail?
Posted Mar 11, 2009 17:25
Nope I got my scholarship through my university which is an AU partner :)
Posted Mar 11, 2009 17:32
awesome!
Congratulations again, teddybear!
Congratulations again, teddybear!
Posted Mar 11, 2009 17:33
thanks a lot!
Posted Mar 11, 2009 17:39
In between these, i would choose cornell or ucla, and if considered your preference in location, Cornell. but i am a business lawyer... so, i think you got to keep in mind which program suits your interest better: american, international, business, general...
Btw, Congrats Bear! you gor accepted in NYU general?
Thank you very much for your opinion, ALP78. :) I really need to calm down and rethink about the whole picture.
Btw, Congrats Bear! you gor accepted in NYU general?</blockquote>
Thank you very much for your opinion, ALP78. :) I really need to calm down and rethink about the whole picture.
Posted Mar 11, 2009 19:56
In between these, i would choose cornell or ucla, and if considered your preference in location, Cornell. but i am a business lawyer... so, i think you got to keep in mind which program suits your interest better: american, international, business, general...
Btw, Congrats Bear! you gor accepted in NYU general?
Thank you very much for your opinion, ALP78. :) I really need to calm down and rethink about the whole picture.
I agree with you, take your time and make a good decision...
Btw, Congrats Bear! you gor accepted in NYU general?</blockquote>
Thank you very much for your opinion, ALP78. :) I really need to calm down and rethink about the whole picture. </blockquote>
I agree with you, take your time and make a good decision...
Posted Mar 12, 2009 14:50
Is BU that bad that nobody even considers it?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Posted Mar 12, 2009 16:17
Is BU that bad that nobody even considers it?
Thanks in advance
No, absolutely not. BU is excellent for its reputation, also for its location. It is just that people have their own preferances or considerations. As least for me, There are a lot elements that I have to take into account.
Do you guys consider to work in US or go back to your home country after graduation? It seems that job prospect for LLM in US is not that promising. I thought to look for a job in US after getting a LLM degree. However, either a dean of a US law school or my friends told me if I really want to develop my career in US, I'd better go for JD. But I really don't have energy to finish three-year JD program. So, I am toally lost. What do you guys think of your future?
Thanks in advance</blockquote>
No, absolutely not. BU is excellent for its reputation, also for its location. It is just that people have their own preferances or considerations. As least for me, There are a lot elements that I have to take into account.
Do you guys consider to work in US or go back to your home country after graduation? It seems that job prospect for LLM in US is not that promising. I thought to look for a job in US after getting a LLM degree. However, either a dean of a US law school or my friends told me if I really want to develop my career in US, I'd better go for JD. But I really don't have energy to finish three-year JD program. So, I am toally lost. What do you guys think of your future?
Posted Mar 12, 2009 16:57
No, absolutely not. BU is excellent for its reputation, also for its location. It is just that people have their own preferances or considerations. As least for me, There are a lot elements that I have to take into account.
Thank you datoually for your reply.
Wish you to make a right choice and have no regrets about it in the future!
No, absolutely not. BU is excellent for its reputation, also for its location. It is just that people have their own preferances or considerations. As least for me, There are a lot elements that I have to take into account.
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Thank you datoually for your reply.
Wish you to make a right choice and have no regrets about it in the future!
Posted Mar 12, 2009 20:20
Definitely undoubtedly Cornell.
Posted Mar 12, 2009 23:43
You also have to consider that Ithaca is very far away from civilization, whereas all other schools are located in attractive metropolitan cities.
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