Hi,
I need easy llm program that I can graduate with high GPA.
My English writing skill is not that good, so I really need to enroll in easy program.

Please advice .


Thanks

Most LLM programs are easy and there are only rare cases if LLM students who fail their exams. Grades don't matter for your career. The name of the school is much more important.

The fact that you have studied in the US/UK for one year will help usually you when you return to your home country. Forget about finding a job as a lawyer in the US/UK post LLM.

Thank you!

In my case high gpa is needed for sjd admission ..

Ok, I see. I'm afraid can't answer your question, but this may be helpful: http://www.llm-guide.com/board/54773

Or this: http://www.llm-guide.com/board/94307

Thanks a lot Alain..

I wish somebody will name school for me

I don't think there is an easy LLM program. Schools with good reputation will not be easy. I know those in LSE or UCL doing their LLMs are not having an easy time, just as those in Cambridge.

If you sign up to LSAC, you can load up your basic personal information about your academic achievements and work experience and select to be part of the referral service. Suitable schools will then contact you inviting you to apply to them and sometimes offering an application fee waiver. The referral service connects you with some of the slightly less prestigious schools that may be more what you are looking for, e.g., Ohio State, William & Mary, Hawaii,Tulane. I do not know if they are "easy" llms but they recevie far fewer applications than the top 15 schools so may be easier to get into.

If English is the concern, there are schools which offer two year programs with the English language training.

All LLMs in American law schools are easy. Failing is unheard of and it's much harder to fail than to get honours. Sometimes I feel like a fraud for having gotten my LLM with next to no effort.

Speaking of two years LLM program, I just know that Georgetown has this program. Is there is other school has two years llm?