Grant,
Many thanks!

Do you know when professors start lokking for asisstance?
July? August? September? What is the application process?

Thanks again!

I would say professors are always looking for someone, usually at the beginning of each semester and the summer. Some professors will have as many as 3 to 4 RAs. There is no application process per se, you pretty much just ask a professor you have had a class with or so forth. Since you have yet to meet any professors, I would talk to Prof. Hurley. I bet he will hook you up if he can.

Oh, i totally forgot, there is a jobs board on studentlink. Just go to the jobs section and there are postings for jobs all over the university.

Hello, my future classmates! How are you doing these days? I'm sorry for notice you so late.
My name is Tony, from Beijing China, plan to go to Boston next month. And I'm "hunting" for apartment now, really hope to see you soon there!
I don't smoke(but really not bothered by smoker), drink alot, and I think I'm respectful and easygoing, Haha : ) If you are considering for staying with roomate(s), or if there is any question about me, please feel free , just contact me at
tony_my_lord@msn.com
Thank you!~~

To Qing, I believe you must be asking about the BU ID and password to access to BU off-campus housing website. Regarding to the BU account, I have already written to their office to inquire into the registration stuffs, and they replied to me that the registration was supposed to begin within these two weeks, so we'll see.

To Tony, welcome to join us!!!

To dear all, have you submitted the course selection form? Grant, could you please provide more information on the faculties and the courses they teach, as you already spent quite a long time at BUSL. Personally, I think the introduction of curriculum appears somewhat generic.

Thank you very much!!

Best regards,

Ming

To Mariya

Thanks for the info on the other Boards, sorry for the delay.
Just read your post.

To Grantman:

Hi,
I have just received an e-mail with the books which are recommendable for reading. I am coming from non-common law system country so would you recommend me some books to become more familiar with common law system? Especially those which you have been taugh in BU.

Thanks in advance!

Regards

Hi Folks,
It is just to inform the classmates in the LL.M. in American Law Program that I've received the e-mail with the registration and housing information.
Cheers,

Hello Again Guys,

Has anyone finished their course selection? I am having some trouble deciding between the Central Banks Course and the Commercial Lending Course, any ideas or suggestions?

By the way is anyone attending CELOP? How is it?

Hey,

I tried to post this days ago but apparently it didn't work so sorry about the delay.

Ming: None of the professors for the banking program teach in the JD program so I don't know anything more about them then you do. The only thing I have heard is that Stuart Fross is really good.

Mariya: I have no idea about any book to recommend you. The JD program doesn't teach the common law system from a book or anything like that, you just pick it up over the course of your first year and I do not recommend reading first year case books. I'm sure something exists out there, I just don't know what it is but I bet someone in the office of foreign programs does. Sorry I can't be more helpful than that.

Grant

Grant, thank you very much for the information!

To all: How is CELOP?

I wish you a great summer!

Hi everyone,

My fiance has moved in with me and is looking to sell some of her old stuff if anyone is in need of things. Here is a list of some of the stuff she has:

Kitchen: (basically here I have everything you would need for a kitchen and would love to sell it all together)

microwave
toaster
george foreman grill
toaster oven
full set of pots and pans (3 pots, 2 pans with lids)
full set of silverware
6 place dishes set (small and large plates, bowls)
set of glasses
tea pot
numerous other items (corkscrew, spatulas, cooking utensils, can opener, drawer dividers, tea infusers

Living room:

couch (small loveset size that flips out into a double bed for guests)
2 small end tables
nice wooden coffee table
black modern chair with ottoman
black tv corner entertainment center
tv
vcr
dvd player
unfinished wooden bookshelf (low)
plastic bookshelves (a few different sizes)
2 blue cube bean bag stools

Bedroom:

double bed (box spring, mattress and frame)
black tall 4 drawer dresser (has a scratch)
2 small black bookshelves
several full length mirrors

Bathroom:

shower curtain
bath mat

You can contact her at amfilipchuk@gmail.com is you're interested or want pictures. She is selling the stuff cheap, but it is nice stuff.

Hello
My name is Maruquel and I am from Panama, right now I am attending the CELOP and I will be your classmate for the program, sorry but I just found out about this board.
I´ve been living here for three month and now I am moving for other apartment without furniture, so Grant, I am looking for nice things, specially a bed, so If we can arrange something to see it I will be very thankful.

Hi guy,

I need your help - I am tryig to find nice place for living but not very expensive; somewhere in Brighton or Allston with roommates.
any suggestions?