You´re right. Besides, I just turned 23 last january, so sometimes I think I may be rushing through all these things a little bit.
Additionally, my area of interest is international trade. I know Columbia is a T-5 university but, is it good for my area of interest?
I'd say you shoudl wait a couple of years. For what I know, most LLM's in CLS are around a couple of years older than you. I know HLS does have younger people, more like you, but it's a differente focus.
I don't know rankings for INternational Trade, but for International Law for instance CLS ranks first, according to US News. It's always importante to take rankings just as a guide, but that's gives you some reference. You can look into more rankings in the kankings part of this site.
You should probably take a while to look more into what is best for you in terms of which schools are the best in yoyur area of interest and what you're planning to do after the LLM. It's only a personal opinion, but I'd say you should not rush into an LLM just yet and maybe take a year or two to gain more expereicne so when the time comes you can get the most out of it.
Good luck!
<blockquote>You´re right. Besides, I just turned 23 last january, so sometimes I think I may be rushing through all these things a little bit.
Additionally, my area of interest is international trade. I know Columbia is a T-5 university but, is it good for my area of interest? </blockquote>
I'd say you shoudl wait a couple of years. For what I know, most LLM's in CLS are around a couple of years older than you. I know HLS does have younger people, more like you, but it's a differente focus.
I don't know rankings for INternational Trade, but for International Law for instance CLS ranks first, according to US News. It's always importante to take rankings just as a guide, but that's gives you some reference. You can look into more rankings in the kankings part of this site.
You should probably take a while to look more into what is best for you in terms of which schools are the best in yoyur area of interest and what you're planning to do after the LLM. It's only a personal opinion, but I'd say you should not rush into an LLM just yet and maybe take a year or two to gain more expereicne so when the time comes you can get the most out of it.
Good luck!