Hello All.
I have been admitted by both Columbia and NYU. It is really difficult for me to decide which one to accept. Any helpful thoughts?
Thanks!
Columbia vs. NYU
Posted May 01, 2005 19:19
I have been admitted by both Columbia and NYU. It is really difficult for me to decide which one to accept. Any helpful thoughts?
Thanks!
Posted May 01, 2005 21:13
Did you use the board search.?There have been discussions about this before, eg http://www.llm-guide.com/board/2377 (Columbia v NYU)...
Posted May 03, 2005 12:11
What area of law do you want to concentrate in?
Posted May 03, 2005 17:47
Thanks Arnauld, I've checked the board you mentioned and there's a lot of helpful info.
Frankie, I want to focus my LLM in Corporate Law. I will take some courses in International Law, but the main area will be corporate.
I heard that Columbia is more business-oriented than NYU (which could be a starting point for a decision). Have anybody heard the same? Are there any other differences that should be taken into consideration?
Thanks!
Frankie, I want to focus my LLM in Corporate Law. I will take some courses in International Law, but the main area will be corporate.
I heard that Columbia is more business-oriented than NYU (which could be a starting point for a decision). Have anybody heard the same? Are there any other differences that should be taken into consideration?
Thanks!
Posted May 04, 2005 01:05
I think Columbia has the edge. The way I see it, for Corps, it's Jack Coffee vs. Roberta Romano. I think RR would be great and had I chosen NYU I would definitely doing her Corporate Finance subject but I think it's got to be JC Jr. for Corps.
Posted May 04, 2005 16:44
The partners and the senior associates of the american law firm I work for agree with me that Columbia is better than NYU. Looking forward to seing you there!
Posted May 05, 2005 17:53
Oh no now Im worried.
I also got accepted to both. But I choose NYU. I researched both options for months. The masters program in NYU has earned a reputation as one of the best in the world. If you want to work outside the US, NYU is very well recognised. But of course Colombia is also a great school. But your question concentrates solely on the issue of which university is superior when embarking on a masters program and my research has lead to NYU.
I also got accepted to both. But I choose NYU. I researched both options for months. The masters program in NYU has earned a reputation as one of the best in the world. If you want to work outside the US, NYU is very well recognised. But of course Colombia is also a great school. But your question concentrates solely on the issue of which university is superior when embarking on a masters program and my research has lead to NYU.
Posted May 09, 2005 21:46
Hi!!!! I have the same problem!!!
I have been admitted to columbia and NYU and can`t decide.
I also want to focus on corporate and commercial law. I know that coffe and goshen are very good professors that teach at columbia but NYU has Allen that is very good too.
I think i will choose NYU...
I have been admitted to columbia and NYU and can`t decide.
I also want to focus on corporate and commercial law. I know that coffe and goshen are very good professors that teach at columbia but NYU has Allen that is very good too.
I think i will choose NYU...
Posted May 10, 2005 00:57
I think Allen will not teach in the coming academic year.You can check the schedule of classes on the NYU website.
Posted May 12, 2005 19:50
Hi Pau - this is really a hard decision, but I've already made my mind (I am not so 'Desperate' anymore). I am now convinced that Columbia is more appropriate to my profile. Also, I have talked with several people currently working in NY and they all consented that Columbia has a slight preference among the partners of big law firms.
Of course I would much prefer to live in the Village than to live nearby CLS. But this - although important - is secondary if compared to the academic and professional goals. And we must not forget that in both cases we would be living in Manhatan -- where we could easily move around during weekends and free time.
I hope I can meet you in CLS this Fall!
Of course I would much prefer to live in the Village than to live nearby CLS. But this - although important - is secondary if compared to the academic and professional goals. And we must not forget that in both cases we would be living in Manhatan -- where we could easily move around during weekends and free time.
I hope I can meet you in CLS this Fall!
Posted May 14, 2005 02:51
Okay, as a current NYU LLM, I have to chime in on this. NYU is the best in tax, and has a very good program. But for corporate, columbia probably is better. For International, its a tough call, both are excellent. In the end, they are both such great schools, that the choice is not that big of a deal.
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